You can also move to an item by typing the first few letters of the option. Windows 98 and programs that run under Windows 98 use radio buttons to present a list of mutually exclusive options. You can select only one of the options presented. Radio buttons are usually round. A dot in the middle indicates that the option is selected.
Check boxes are another method used to select options.
You click on the check box to select the item. An X or a checkmark appears in a selected box. You toggle check boxes on and off by clicking in the box. You use a slider to increase or decrease a value. A spinner is a set of arrows located on the side of a text box.