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# Mouse Click
Clicking on an element triggers the event (in this case, the event is completing the current step). When a user clicks on an any element, the following three mouse events occur:
1. The **mouse down** command fires when you depress the mouse button on the element
2. The **mouse up** fires when you let go of the mouse button on the element
3. The click is fired when one **mouse down** and one **mouse up** are detected over the same element
***Note:** You can combine the Next and Previous buttons and any of the triggers demonstrated here, so that the user will have an option either to complete the task at hand or skip it.*
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