Eliminate Mousing Tasks on your Laptop and Desktop

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Are you getting tired of doing a lot of mousing when navigating though your desktop or laptop? 
We'll, this little trick may not totally solve the problem but surely will lessen the burden on your hands. 
Especially, if all you need to do is click on that default button in a dialog box. 

 So to get started, follow the steps below.
1.) On the Start Menu, Click on the Control Panel.
2.) Open Mouse Properties.
3.) On the mouse properties dialog window, select Pointer Options Tab.
4.) On the Snap To group, check "Automatically move pointer to the default button in a dialog box".
5.) Click Apply then OK.

So for every dialog box prompted the mouse pointer will automatically point on the default button. As simple as that and you can also play with the other properties such as the motion and visibility.

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