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How do you enable right click on a macbook?
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I think it's Control + Click (command + click) ? It can be enabled through your system preferences if it's not already.
Not sure - you should try using the forum search for these questions.
Not sure - you should try using the forum search for these questions.
go into the system pref then go to mouse select trackpad on the top and then scroll down and you should see a box unchecked saying for secondary clicks place two fingers to right click, click that and place two fingers and click and there you go
enjoyWhat image?
Click on the apple in the upper left corner of your screen, go to System Preferences. Within there, click on Keyboard & Mouse. Then, in the trackpad settings, make sure you have tap clicking, and 2 finger clicking turned on.
Now, what that just did for you is this. To perform a secondary click (what would ordinarily be called a right click for a mouse user) you can either
A: Place 2 fingers on the trackpad and tap lightly with both fingers at once
B: With 2 fingers on the trackpad, click the trackpad button (its huge, you can't miss it)
C: Hold CTRL while clicking
I assume you want to save an image from web browser to your computer?
No need to right click. Just drag it to desktop/any other place