August 2009
Beginner
512 pages
11h 9m
English
If you have one of the latest aluminum body Macintosh laptops, you'll have a unique trackpad that doubles as a giant button. (If you have an older plastic Macintosh laptop, you'll have a standard trackpad with a single button.)
The trackpad accepts four different finger gestures:
One Finger Pressing one finger on the trackpad acts like clicking the left button of an ordinary mouse.
Two Fingers Sliding two fingers horizontally or vertically scrolls in that direction, much like clicking the horizontal or vertical scrollbars of a window.
Three Fingers Sliding three fingers horizontally across the trackpad (left or right) displays the next item in certain programs, such as iPhoto.
Four Fingers Sliding four fingers up displays the ...