"Click-and-drag" or just "drag" -- ?

[Wei JIANG [PT-CN]]

Out of the multilingual Microsoft corpus which covers all their major 
products, I do see quite a few instances of "click and drag". They are:

Click to select a row, or click and drag to select multiple rows. Drag 
selected row(s) to move them to desired tab order.
To CREATE a break line, click at the desired postion.\nTo DELETE a break 
line, double click on the line.\nTo MOVE a break line, click and drag it
To MOVE a break line, click and drag it.
To move a column break, click and drag the line
Click and drag to remove cell partitions.
Click and drag to insert |.
Click and drag to create a table and to draw rows, columns and borders.
Click and drag to select several objects.
Click and drag to insert a control.
Click and drag to draw a motion path
:-)

Wei

On 10/24/2012 2:28 AM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
> Microsoft Manual of Style says drag.
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