? started to read a book called 'Mac os x Bible'. It seems to be very good, I have also read the Dreamweaver bible and it was perfect.
Although I read many pages (200 and over) I did not understood what do I have to do with mouse.
I use windows about a decade. So how can I do many functions in mac os x, like I do in windows? What about right click? What about touchpad of macbook pro?
Well as for the mouse question,
With a one-button mouse (old Apple mouse or laptop trackpad):
Left Click = click
Right Click = control+click (or two finger tap on trackpad when enabled)
Scroll (on trackpad) = two-finger movement over trackpad in all directions.
With a 2 button mouse (mighty mouse or any other 2 button USB mouse):
Left Click = Left Click
Right Click = Right Click
With a 3 button scrollwheel USB mouse (any):
Left Click = Left Click
Right Click = Right Click
Middle Click = configurable action set in system preferences
Scroll = Scroll
Well, you get the picture.... Macs aren't limited to a one-button mouse, Apple don't even make a one-button mouse anymore, the Mighty Mouse has four and Macs are fully compliant with most multi-button mouses around, just check the box for Mac compatibility.
All the functionality is available from the mouse although I find drag-and-drop in combination with keyboard shortcuts to be far more efficient but your experiences may be different. My point is that you can access all the functionality in any way you like - it's not hidden in contextual menus that can only be accessed by right-clicking although you CAN access it by right-clicking if you so choose.
It's all about choice and OSX offers you such choices as to how you interact with the OS.