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sjcaguy

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Nov 24, 2003
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hey. so my order should arrive tomorrow.
like i said in the subject line, i'm a switcher.
this is my first mac in many many years.

where do i find the right-click functions? like, "save image" or "save target"?

i know there have to be analogs on the mac, just don't know what they are.

oh-- and i'm getting an iBook, so i won't be able to use an external mouse all the time. sometimes yes, but often it'll just be the trackpad.
 
Re: really stupid newbie switcher questions

Easy: Hold down the control key when you click.

An external 2+ button mouse is another option, as you already know, and there are shareware programs that can probably add functionality like "tap to command-click" or something like that, but the ol' command key is the way it was designed to work.
 
Get a Kensington Studio Mouse it has one best config. mouse software out there.

I've used mine for over 3 months now and never have had issue with it. I'm glad I followed MacAddicts review of it.
 
how do use what is in windows the "save target as" function? if i do the "save link to disk" it doesn't work. i was on a music website www.insound.com and trying to download a song from their mp3 page. but i can play it. if i do it on my PC, it works fine. help!
 
okay. but what about in firebird?

okay, i get it in firebird. but in this case, on that particular website, it won't work in firebird. any idea why that might be? i don't think it's a security setting.
 
I bought a Logitech MX300 optical mouse last Christmas for my old peecee. I bought an iMac 2 weeks ago, I just plugged it in and it worked like it was supposed to, scroll wheel and right click.
 
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