Mark McKeon Brisbane Australia
Poorly, not clear enough for others to catch it, whatever, I meant no offense, several people did not understand that you meant in web browsers, I was just attempting to clarify, I got what you said, so it made sense at least to me.
You wouldn't need any software in OS X for the scroll wheel, in OS 9 you will need to download drivers specific to that mouse that should be found on the web site of the manufacturer.
David
On Saturday, August 30, 2003, at 1:47 PM, J Sand wrote:
No, he is talking about contextual menus, ie what happens when you right click. However, it was described poorly.
I did say that it was while I was on the web. How did I describe it poorly?
in the Finder and most applications you need to click while holding the control key.
I tried the "control" key click and it is different than what I was talking about. I never knew such a thing existed before. Thanks!
I hooked up a 2-button USB scroll mouse and any of the clicks did the same as the apple one click did. Is there software to make use of the scroll function?
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