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![]() Hurry up and get your MSN sorted out I'm sitting here with no one to talk to.
I CANT SPEAK DOUG
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![]() Keyboard is nice, better than my old one. Magic mouse is great to use. However the laser tracking is not even close to my wireless Logitech. Not even close to the same sensitivity.
Unless I need to adjust something of course. Cant do the same right click thingy as a PC though. ![]() Many of the other features are a nice addition. Well the ones I have looked at so far. Oh and the best thing, of course not Mac related but just new computer related. Super fast. ![]()
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![]() Sure you can, just go on into "Mouse" under System Preferences and set the right side of the mouse as the Secondary Button. It's another example of Steve-O stubbornly wanting to be different but then realizing that it's actually very useful.
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![]() Or press ctrl + click to get a "right click", as I do with my laptop when I'm not using my Apple Magic Mouse.
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![]() Under your System Settings there is a mouse and keyboard settings section. You can set the right click to act as it does under Windows as fkshiu suggests. It just comes turned off out of the box. You can also adjust your mouse tracking speed etc there which may help you dial in the feel of the tracking to where you like it. I find they are set for slow tracking out of the factory compared to what I like.
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![]() Right on guys. Nice settings. Tracks better now and the right click works. Excellent. Thanks. More questions later.
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