I have adjusted the sensitivity, but it still fails to work as well as a real trackpad button with a real tactile click. Furthermore, sometimes the click doesn't work at all. At least since OS X 10.11.4 where the Force Click doesn't register about 1/20th of the time and so you clicks go missing and clicks don't work. It's a bad experience. Select a Mac which most closely resembles your computer. Click the heading of the type of Mac (e.g., iMac) which resembles your computer, then check the box next to the type of Mac which uses your computer's graphics card settings. The Mac operating system makes it possible for you to make adjustments to your mouse's basic actions with just a few simple steps. VPN Deals: Lifetime license for $16, monthly plans at $1 & more Click the Apple icon in the upper-left corner of your screen. To set a default view for new Finder windows, choose Finder Preferences, click General, and then select a view from the pop-up menu. You can temporarily hide the toolbar and sidebar in a Finder window to make it easier to navigate. To hide or show the toolbar and sidebar, click the button in the upper-right corner of the window.
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Check System Preferences Mouse pane (or Trackpad pane). For the Mouse pane, make sure the Primary mouse button is set for the one on the left.
The Finder in OS X will let you do the same thing OS 9 did. Highlight the item by clicking on it once and then press Command+O. If it's an app, it'll launch. If it's a file of some sort, it will launch the associated app and then open in that app. You can also add anything to the Dock in OS X. Once there, it's a one click launch.
The Control key toggles the 'right-click' with the primary button, when the Control key is pressed down while clicking the primary mouse button (or on a Magic Trackpad). So make sure you are not pressing the Control key inadvertently.
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Also, if you are using a Magic Trackpad (separate or on a MacBook), the botton portion (along the edge closest to you) is sensitive to clicking on the right side versus left side. The rest of the trackpad is not. So, if you are clicking near that edge closest to you, a click on the right side will be a right-click. It is designed this way, because some people use their thumb along that edge to click (not their 'pointing' finger); on old-school trackpads, physical buttons were located there. So, you can still point with the index finger and click with the thumb on the right or left 'button.' You should be able to adjust this behavior in System Preferences Trackpad pane.
The Control key toggles the 'right-click' with the primary button, when the Control key is pressed down while clicking the primary mouse button (or on a Magic Trackpad). So make sure you are not pressing the Control key inadvertently.
Click The Button (jayisawesome16) Mac Os Catalina
Also, if you are using a Magic Trackpad (separate or on a MacBook), the botton portion (along the edge closest to you) is sensitive to clicking on the right side versus left side. The rest of the trackpad is not. So, if you are clicking near that edge closest to you, a click on the right side will be a right-click. It is designed this way, because some people use their thumb along that edge to click (not their 'pointing' finger); on old-school trackpads, physical buttons were located there. So, you can still point with the index finger and click with the thumb on the right or left 'button.' You should be able to adjust this behavior in System Preferences Trackpad pane.
Aug 22, 2012 7:18 PM
