Pardon me for my ignorance on this , but sometimes I will accidentally do a 2 finger swipe on my magic mouse and an entire new desktop appears on my iMac. It is very annoying to me. I'lll be working on something and bump my magic mouse in the wrong manner and boom I'm on a new desktop. The screen swipes away left or right. I think this is called mission control, and is there a way to totally disable it? I would like to deactivate it if possible. Thanks
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Is there a way to deactivate Mission Control in OS X?
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Hi,
see if this can help.
I did not test it on Yosemite.
http://www.amsys.co.uk/2013/blog/how-to-disable-mission-control-and-spaces-in-os-x/#.VNtwLSkc4zA
see if this can help.
I did not test it on Yosemite.
http://www.amsys.co.uk/2013/blog/how-to-disable-mission-control-and-spaces-in-os-x/#.VNtwLSkc4zA
That is not Mission Control. Mission Control shows all open Apps at one on the screen. Sounds like you are talking about "Swipe between full-screen Apps" which is called Spaces. You can 'cut it off' by unchecking the Swipe between full-screen Apps gesture in System Preferences: Mouse : More Gestures.