M-M wrote:
> In article
> ,
> M-M wrote:
>
> > > If you want secondary click to activate Expose, then go into System
> > > Preferences > Expose (or "Dashboard and Expose" or "Expose and Spaces")
> > > and you can specify mouse buttons which activate each type of Expose
> > > action. The first menu next to each action is for keyboard shortcuts,
> > > the second is for mouse shortcuts.
>
> On my MacBook, there is *no* second column for mouse shortcuts for
> Expose.
That's odd. It is on my MacBook Pro (10.5.1), Mac Mini (10.5.1) and
PowerMac G4 (10.4.11).
Aha! Its appearance depends on the presence of a multi-button mouse (at
least, it does under Leopard).
If I launch System Preferences while my Logitech cordless mouse is
plugged into my MacBook Pro, I get Expose and Dashboard options for
setting mouse actions.
If I launch System Preferences without a mouse plugged in, those menus
don't appear. (If I've already enabled that feature then there is no
user interface to disable it.)
There will be a command line method of setting this preference via
'defaults' but nothing leapt out at me from a quick search.
> Now, this early Powerbook did not come with 2 finger scrolling so I used
> a 3rd party add-on called iScroll to enable it. And iScroll gave some
> additional choices- I was able to enable a right mouse click with a
> 2-finger click.
>
> iScroll Screenshot:
>
> http://www.mhmyers.com/temp/Picture2.jpg
>
> So since iScroll said a 2-finger click was a right mouse click and
> Expose recognized this click to show the desktop, voila- a 2-finger
> click was the same as F11.
>
> Here's the catch- I transferred the Powerbook over to a Macbook and the
> functionality of iScroll remained for some reason.
It will have enabled the appropraite setting in the preference files,
but you don't have the user interface to configure it.
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David Empson
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