Rightclick with MBP

[crazycat]

Is there a way i can use a rightlcick with my MacBook Pro without a mouse? Sometimes i would like to use my MBP without a mouse and its hard without a rightclick button and i dont want to use a mouse. Is there a way anyone knows of?

[greatdevourer]

There are a lot of threads about this, amongst other issues, so can a Mod please make a thread with all sorts of info like this and sticky it?

There are a couple of solutions, the one that I would prefer is this one - http://www.geocities.com/pronto4u/applemouse.html - although there's another one being batted round the forums that involves you holding down the mouse button to switch to right click, then holding down to switch to left, or summat like that :confused: I'd recommend the one I linked to, as it's much more natural for a Mac user

[BillyShears]

I can't test, but I think it works under Parallels beta 2. Not sure.

For Boot Camp, try this:
http://www.geocities.com/pronto4u/applemouse.html

I got the link for that from here:
http://wiki.onmac.net/index.php/Users/Drivers

EDIT: Beat to the punch!

[MOFS]

There are a lot of threads about this, amongst other issues, so can a Mod please make a thread with all sorts of info like this and sticky it?

There are a couple of solutions, the one that I would prefer is this one - http://www.geocities.com/pronto4u/applemouse.html - although there's another one being batted round the forums that involves you holding down the mouse button to switch to right click, then holding down to switch to left, or summat like that :confused: I'd recommend the one I linked to, as it's much more natural for a Mac user

Am I missing something or is CTRL + click not an option? Thats the default "right click" on a Mac:confused:

[white89gt]

If you're trying to right click under windows on your MBP, then single click the icon, file, whaterver, and then hit shift + f10. That'll bring up the context menu for that particular item.

if it is in OSX that you're trying to right click, then hit CTRL + mouse click.

[fairy lights]

I've got an mbp, and was a bit baffled with the right-click.. or lack thereof. Its ctrl+click to get right click. took me ages to find it tho lol

[Snowy_River]

A really great utility is SideTrack. It's not available for the MBP yet, though. But they're planning an Intel version of it. It's a replacement driver for the trackpad. I use it on my G4PB, and I have the upper left corner of my trackpad set so I can tap it and it acts as a right click. Also, when I'm in X11 the upper right corner of my trackpad acts as a middle click. It also gives me both vertical and horizontal scrolling, using the right and bottom edges of the trackpad, respectively, like scroll wheels.

Here's hoping that they come out with the MBP version soon!

[livecn]

Hi guys, i've written a little app doing exactly that.

Now I think it's useful for you Mac Book Pro users to run Windows with your Mac laptop.

http://livecn.huasing.org/imouse/imouse.jpg

To download it, goto: http://livecn.huasing.org/imouse/

=)

Best Regards,
Livecn

[jerrito1]

To bring up the right-click options, highlight something and press Ctrl+Shift+F10

[ilkevinli]

Its actually just Shift+F10

To bring up the right-click options, highlight something and press Ctrl+Shift+F10

[jerrito1]

Its actually just Shift+F10

Yeh, I accidentally put Ctrl :o