One of the benefits of Apple switching to Intel CPUs.
You should be able to enable R-clicking by going into System Preferences -> Hardware (Mouse) and changing the RH Primary Button to Secondary Button. Can also do similar for the trackpad (there is an actuator under the bottom-right corner) or you can use two-finger clicking which should do the same thing.
I suspect that the only reason that Apple don't have this turned on by default is because they don't want to admit that it's actually not a bad idea.
Mark
You should be able to enable R-clicking by going into System Preferences -> Hardware (Mouse) and changing the RH Primary Button to Secondary Button. Can also do similar for the trackpad (there is an actuator under the bottom-right corner) or you can use two-finger clicking which should do the same thing.
I suspect that the only reason that Apple don't have this turned on by default is because they don't want to admit that it's actually not a bad idea.
Mark
--- In [email protected], "gerrw1949" <gerrw@...> wrote:
>
> I am running LaserTank on my MacBook laptop!
> It runs pretty good so far, the only thing
> is the mouse action is slightly different.
> I can click on where I want to go, and the
> tank goes there, but there's no right click
> for the direction I want to shoot, so I have
> to use the arrow keys for direction.
>
> I downloaded Winebottler to do it, it was fairly
> simple, got directions by googling it, made sure
> I downloaded the LaserTank install exe.
> It now sits in my applications folder anytime
> I want to use it. :-)
>
> I also placed my Language folder in the LaserTank
> folder and a couple of my favorite LTG's and everything
> seems to work fine.
>
> Gerry W
>