Do you like to use the touchpad on your laptop instead of a mouse? Then you might consider enabling a feature of Windows 7/8 that makes the operation of dragging and dropping easier.
In this tutorial iam going to show you how to enable this feature Normally, drag and drop takes two hands, one to hold down the left touchpad button and one to move the selected object. However, Windows 7 and 8 come with a Control Panel setting called ClickLock that provides a way to let you use just one hand. Here�s how it works.
Follow the Below steps:
Step 1: Open Control Panel. In Windows 7 click the entry in the Start menu. In Windows 8, enter the keyboard shortcutWinkey+X and choose Control Panel from the menu that opens.
(or)open Run and type �control� without inverted commas then Control Panel will open
Step 2: In Control Panel View and Click on Mouse Icon
Step 3: The Mouse Properties dialog box will open.
Step 4: Find the section named "ClickLock" and put a check by the entry "Turn on ClickLock".
Step 5: Click the button "Settings" and a small window opens where you can set the delay time. This is the time you have to hold down the left trackpad button before the
cursor is locked to the clicked item. (Graphic below) Be aware that this setting will affect the mouse also.
Step 6: Click "OK" and "OK" . All is Done
Note: Now when you put the cursor on an object, click and hold down the trackpad (or mouse) left button, it will lock the cursor on the object after the specified delay time. The object can then be moved. To release the cursor, click again.
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