I really loved the PowerBook 100 with its trackball.
Anne
On Friday, August 5, 2005, at 10:03 AM, Bryan Forrest wrote:
> The latest Mac PowerBooks are supposed to have "smart" trackpads,
> which allow scrolling if you drag two fingers across them instead of
> just one. Some people like it, s
On Aug 5, 2005, at 9:32, Rex Baldazo wrote:
>> Now if only they would put the scroll wheel on the laptop too :)
>>
>
> Haven't seen it on Apple products but my HP laptop has a mousepad
> where
> a narrow strip on the right is in fact a scroll strip. If you slide
> your finger vertically along t
What you want to use is Sidetrack.
www.ragingmenace.com/software/sidetrack/
I have been using it for a couple of years now
on PowerBooks works great. You can tap on a corner to get your
right click or make other corners do a shortcut. Great piece of software.
You can sit what side of your track pad
The latest Mac PowerBooks are supposed to have "smart" trackpads,
which allow scrolling if you drag two fingers across them instead of
just one. Some people like it, some don't, and some find it buggy.
Bryan (yes, I'm still around) Forrest
On Aug 5, 2005, at 9:32 AM, Rex Baldazo wrote:
>> N
Every OS X already has two mouse buttons, click and ctrl-click. Apple
are just finally accepting that it's simpler to put the ctrl on the
mouse and not the keyboard if you're going to argue that a mouse is a
necessary device. Then again, was that just a feature that turned up
in OS X as a precursor
> Now if only they would put the scroll wheel on the laptop too :)
Haven't seen it on Apple products but my HP laptop has a mousepad where
a narrow strip on the right is in fact a scroll strip. If you slide
your finger vertically along the right-hand edge of the mousepad it
scrolls the window jus
On 2/8/05 2:52 PM, "Jerry Yeager" wrote:
> Hmm, well it can be programmed to act as a one button mouse if you
> want. It could be useful for those converting from being windroids to
> being Mac users that for strange reason think you just gotta have
> multi-button meeces roaming around the deskto
Hmm, well it can be programmed to act as a one button mouse if you
want. It could be useful for those converting from being windroids to
being Mac users that for strange reason think you just gotta have
multi-button meeces roaming around the desktop to get work done.
I wonder if Apple will rele
