How Do I Adjust the Double-Click Speed in 10.8.3

Hi. I only found this to adjust the double click speed for Lion http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4930
but how do you adjust it if your Lion's version is 10.8.3?
Thank you for your time.
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For 10.8.3, it's in System Preferences > Accessiblity > highlight Mouse & trackpad on the left. The Double click speed slider shows on the right. Moving it to the left gives you more time between clicks. Moving it right gives you less time.

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