The phrase "a double click of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of clicking twice on a computer mouse or touchpad to open a file or program.
Example: "To open the document, simply perform a double click of the file icon on your desktop."
Alternatives: "a double tap of" or "a double press of".
Help with whittling down is always available at the Service Desk, but a double click on "Indexes" at the bottom of the page allows you to be more specific by clicking on a category in the "Indexes" box above.
If you unzip both into the same folder it is possible to start MyChemise in your browser (with up-to-date Java plug-in) with a double-click on MyChemise.html (in case of Windows platforms) even in the off-line mode, too.
Every computer has a 'threshold' to how much movement is allowed between two clicks of a double click and this 'threshold' can be adjusted to fit an individual's needs.
This includes a slider bar that can be adjusted to increase or decrease the speed of a double click (located under a subheading specifically titled "Double-click speed").
If a double click action was intended, but there was too much movement between the first click and the second click, the computer might not have registered it as a double click although the timing of the two clicks were correct.
We drove slowly among fallen oaks and downed power lines cluttering St. Charles Avenue, and as we got out of the car at his house we heard the double click of a shotgun.
Some navigation requires double clicking of a mouse button, every computer has a 'timing' associated to this function.
Additional associated diseases could be found by double clicking of a disease node of the existing network, which enables to access more association or comorbidity information of that disease.
Double-clicking is very difficult, and I couldn't find a way to set a double-click macro to one of the other buttons.
