How to slow mouse click response

I have what may seem to be a strange request. I need to add a delay to mouse clicks.

I'm a project manager at a manufacturing company. We've used the old punch-in cards for a long time. For a number of reasons irrelevant to this post, I've replaced that old system with a computer. Employees now punch in and punch out using the computer.

Well...we have a few employees who struggle with computers. They frequently double or even triple click the "Login/Logout" button, which logs them in and then logs them back out. No amount of instruction/training has helped. I've sped up the mouse double-click function, but that won't really alleviate the issue.

Is there a way, either within Windows 7 or using a third party software, to place a delay on mouse click response? My goal is for them to have to wait a second or more before their next mouse click will register.

Thanks in advance.

 

Hi my friend , welcome to MG's :major

This is what you are talking about i think :wave

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Change-mouse-settings

 

I appreciate the response, but I don't believe the mouse settings will accomplish the task I'm looking for. You can speed up and slow down the speed with which you need to click the mouse for it to register as a double click, but I'm looking for something that will actually create a delay.

As in, after a user clicks the mouse, there is a 2 or 3 second delay before another click will register at all.