[ SECRET POST #2925 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2925 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Who To Trust? (Computer Issues)

[pantasma]

They do. I use it all the time, too.

Re: Who To Trust? (Computer Issues)

[nyxelestia]

Oh, thank god, I thought my memory was going insane, for a while. One of my housemates has a Mac, and it has no right click (she didn't even know how to right-click/how to use it), and at a later study group the other Mac user confirmed that Macs generally don't have right-clicks. I thought my memory was fucked or I am just getting old because I remember using Macs in high school and they always had right-clicks.

Re: Who To Trust? (Computer Issues)

[pantasma]

You are corrrrect! They don't have defined buttons like on all the PCs I've seen, but they are incorporated into the touchpad -- probably some kind of rocker thingy underneath, or something (that's a technical term). You can even switch them around like on a regular mouse, much to my relief.

Re: Who To Trust? (Computer Issues)

[nyxelestia]

I don't suppose you know why some of them don't have a right-click function? I tried with both my housemate's and classmate's Macs, and they just don't work, no matter how far to the right you click the mousepad. My housemate didn't really know how to use the right-click function, and was genuinely surprised when I used Command+click despite having had her laptop for a while.

Re: Who To Trust? (Computer Issues)

[pantasma]

Haven't the foggiest - maybe it's a preferences setting. My comp's at home right now, so i can't monkey. :P I do know that mine can be really finicky; if i go too far to the right it ignores me.

Come to think, i had to go in and turn the right click function on. (My ex hated it, so never used it, so couldn't help despite her apple junky-ness.) Yu have to actually depress the touchpad so it clicks, vs just the tap click.

Re: Who To Trust? (Computer Issues)

[nyxelestia]

That would explain a lot, except for why. Why would Apple have it turned off as a default? And why no tap-to-click? That's one of the things that bugs me the most about trying to use Apple laptops. -_-

Re: Who To Trust? (Computer Issues)

[pantasma]

There is a tap option for secondary/right click! Cool! That's also where you switch sides, like I did (so my primary is right, secondary is left. injuries to strange things to a body...).

Preferences->Trackpad->Secondary click, select option (left, right, or two-finger tap)

At least on mine, though it is admittedly almost... god, 4yr old, now. Damn, this thing is so much better than my last PC. I never thought I'd like Mac better. This just got a little surreal. o.O

I almost never use the click, only the tap-to-click. It saves my wrists a lot of agony.