K Kaupa macrumors regular Original poster Dec 9, 2008 #1 Hello, since I installed 10.4.11 on my PB there is no option for two finger clicking. Does anyone know why?
Hello, since I installed 10.4.11 on my PB there is no option for two finger clicking. Does anyone know why?
synth3tik macrumors 68040 Dec 9, 2008 #3 I was about to ask if it was there before 10.4.11. From what I remembered of the powerbooks is that we could not. It would have to be a "ctrl" click.
I was about to ask if it was there before 10.4.11. From what I remembered of the powerbooks is that we could not. It would have to be a "ctrl" click.
SkyBell macrumors 604 Dec 9, 2008 #4 I have two finger clicking on my 800 MHz iBook G3 running 10.4.10. Though I have forgotten how I enabled it...
I have two finger clicking on my 800 MHz iBook G3 running 10.4.10. Though I have forgotten how I enabled it...
synth3tik macrumors 68040 Dec 9, 2008 #5 Cassie said: I have two finger clicking on my 800 MHz iBook G3 running 10.4.10. Though I have forgotten how I enabled it... Click to expand... Are we taking two finger clicking or scrolling. Google search for "Clicking" only brings up forums results such as this one. Scrolling on the other hand is possible and there is even a niffy little driver to help with it. http://iscroll2.sourceforge.net/
Cassie said: I have two finger clicking on my 800 MHz iBook G3 running 10.4.10. Though I have forgotten how I enabled it... Click to expand... Are we taking two finger clicking or scrolling. Google search for "Clicking" only brings up forums results such as this one. Scrolling on the other hand is possible and there is even a niffy little driver to help with it. http://iscroll2.sourceforge.net/
SkyBell macrumors 604 Dec 9, 2008 #6 Actually, now that I think about it, I used a shareware program called SideTrack IIRC.
iToaster macrumors 68000 Dec 9, 2008 #7 Two finger clicking will work in addition to scrolling in Leopard. There is no option for a two finger click in Tiger, but there is one in Leopard. Of course, third party software can provide for these shortcomings in Tiger.
Two finger clicking will work in addition to scrolling in Leopard. There is no option for a two finger click in Tiger, but there is one in Leopard. Of course, third party software can provide for these shortcomings in Tiger.
K Kaupa macrumors regular Original poster Dec 9, 2008 #8 Thats right, I had it in Leo, but went back due to performance problems. I will have to search for third party apps than. Thanks for the hint!
Thats right, I had it in Leo, but went back due to performance problems. I will have to search for third party apps than. Thanks for the hint!
synth3tik macrumors 68040 Dec 9, 2008 #9 iToaster said: Two finger clicking will work in addition to scrolling in Leopard. There is no option for a two finger click in Tiger, but there is one in Leopard. Of course, third party software can provide for these shortcomings in Tiger. Click to expand... Ok that makes sense. I never had Leopard on my powerbook, which would be why I never remembered 2 finger clicking.
iToaster said: Two finger clicking will work in addition to scrolling in Leopard. There is no option for a two finger click in Tiger, but there is one in Leopard. Of course, third party software can provide for these shortcomings in Tiger. Click to expand... Ok that makes sense. I never had Leopard on my powerbook, which would be why I never remembered 2 finger clicking.