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appearance as argument number 1

(documentation ComputerInputButton EnglishLanguage "A physical ComputerInputDevice such that pushing the button down, pushing it down twice quickly, and/ or holding it down causes a signal to be sent to a computer (if everything necessary is turned on and connected). This could be a key on a keyboard, mouse, telephone, ATM, or other piece of equipment.")	ComputerInput.kif 171-174
(subclass ComputerInputButton ComputerInputDevice)	ComputerInput.kif 170-170	Computer input button is a subclass of computer input device

appearance as argument number 2

(subclass ComputerKeyboardKey ComputerInputButton)	ComputerInput.kif 239-239	Computer keyboard key is a subclass of computer input button
(subclass GUIButton ComputerInputButton)	ComputerInput.kif 929-929	GUI button is a subclass of computer input button
(subclass LeftCIButton ComputerInputButton)	ComputerInput.kif 197-197	Left CI button is a subclass of computer input button
(subclass MiddleCIButton ComputerInputButton)	ComputerInput.kif 215-215	Middle CI button is a subclass of computer input button
(subclass MouseButton ComputerInputButton)	ComputerInput.kif 176-176	Mouse button is a subclass of computer input button
(subclass PhysicalLeftCIButton ComputerInputButton)	ComputerInput.kif 185-185	Physical left CI button is a subclass of computer input button
(subclass PhysicalRightCIButton ComputerInputButton)	ComputerInput.kif 179-179	Physical right CI button is a subclass of computer input button
(subclass RightCIButton ComputerInputButton)	ComputerInput.kif 191-191	Right CI button is a subclass of computer input button
(subclass TouchpadKey ComputerInputButton)	ComputerInput.kif 364-364	Touchpad key is a subclass of computer input button
(termFormat EnglishLanguage ComputerInputButton "computer input button")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 64722-64722	Touchpad key is a subclass of computer input button