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double-click
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dou·ble-click (dbl-klk)
v. dou·ble-clicked, dou·ble-click·ing, dou·ble-clicks
v.tr.
To press down and release a button on (a pointing device) twice in rapid succession in order to activate a command or function represented graphically on a display screen.
v.intr.
To double-click a pointing device.
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double-click [ˈdʌblˌklɪk] (COMPUT) vi → hacer doble clic
double-click [ˈdʌblˈklɪk] double vi (Comput) → double-cliquer
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He noted that those messages could easily be far more than a mere nuisance; they could contain viruses or other malware, ready to be triggered when an unsuspecting end-user double-clicked on a message or attachment.
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You can advise users not to download or open the file, but many users are just moving and reading too fast---they don't realize they've double-clicked and been infected," says Rothman.
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