Subject: Re: Apple Magic Trackpad 2
I'm sure it's useful for desktops (e.g., Mac Mini, iMac, etc.), enabling the
use of trackpad commander in VoiceOver.
On 4/12/20, 00:48, "'E.T.' via MacVisionaries"
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One advantage is if you find the built in tr
Hi,
You can simply double-tap on the Trackpad to perform the default action for the
given item. That is, a double-tap will open, or check a checkbox etc.
Alternatively as long as cursors are following each other, so that the mouse is
where the VO cursor is, you can double-click on the Trackpa
Hi Foks,
Is there a way on the track pad to press enter? I have not looked in a
long time. I used to use the track pad more but found it silly to have to
take my hand off to select a button or action.
I think the best I could do back then was hold down a keyboard button like
comman
I'm sure it's useful for desktops (e.g., Mac Mini, iMac, etc.), enabling the
use of trackpad commander in VoiceOver.
On 4/12/20, 00:48, "'E.T.' via MacVisionaries"
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One advantage is if you find the built in trackpad gets in the way,
an external one would allow you to disabl
One advantage is if you find the built in trackpad gets in the way,
an external one would allow you to disable the built in one so touching
it will not cause issues. Plus you can move it to a convenient location
like off to the side.
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charge and also be used as a
wired track pad.
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Okay, I’m going to ask a silly question. I’ve never met a magic track pad
Okay, I’m going to ask a silly question. I’ve never met a magic track pad
before , and was wondering at the advantages if any in having one as a
VoiceOver user?
> On 10/04/2020, at 07:08, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> I currently have the previous model. Does the 2 offer any adva
Some devices display their battery level in the menu extras area on my Mac, and
some devices don't.
My apple Magic Trackpad and both pairs of my AirPods display the battery level.
My Bose headphones do not.
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On Apr 10, 2020, at 11:05, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
For my my blue
For my my bluetooth headphones, battery level is listed in the sub-menu of the
device in my menu extras area.
Jonathan
> On Apr 10, 2020, at 11:04 AM, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Does the Mac have ability to check battery status of connected Bluetooth
> peripherals as iOS does?
Interesting, and I wonder how one could switch between iDevices and Mac.
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Hello ET,
There was a long article in tidbits.com
Does the Mac have ability to check battery status of connected
Bluetooth peripherals as iOS does?
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On 4/10/2020 2:36 AM, Ronald van Rhijn wrote:
Hi,
The new version
Hello ET,
There was a long article in tidbits.com this week discussing trackpad usage
with the latest IOS and iPads. I believe you need the newer trackpad if you
want to use it with the iPad. Not sure of if that would be useful to us, but
interesting none the less.
> On Apr 9, 2020, at 3:08 PM
Hi,
The new version is a bit smaller and thinner and lighter. More plastic. One
major improvement is the built in rechargable battery, which can be charged
with a lightning cable.
Concerning functionality its the same.
hth,
Ronald
> Op 9 apr. 2020, om 21:08 heeft 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries
>
I currently have the previous model. Does the 2 offer any advantages
over the older model?
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The other day while looking at the trackpad preferences, I saw there
is a battery status item. So that leads to the question, is there an
Applescript for this, perhaps that could even be added to the code for
the Mac battery?
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"God for you is where you sweep away
: check the Speak text under mouse after delay checkbox and set the
>> delay to zero. This allows me to use the trackpad to move the mouse pointer
>> and hear where it is.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Anne
>>
>>
>>
>>> On 23 Jul 2017, at
the mouse pointer
> and hear where it is.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Anne
>
>
>
>> On 23 Jul 2017, at 08:39, Ramy Moustafa
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hello all:
>>
>> I need to perform a physical Trackpad using my magic trackpad, because i
>> d
use the trackpad to move the mouse pointer
and hear where it is.
Cheers,
Anne
On 23 Jul 2017, at 08:39, Ramy Moustafa
wrote:
Hello all:
I need to perform a physical Trackpad using my magic trackpad, because i
don’t have a real mouse, is there a way to do so?
Thanks in advance
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Subject: Re: Can i make Mouse left click using my magic trackpad?
Hello Ramy,
You can perform a physical mouse click with your trackpad as long as you turn
off the Trackpad Commander. Just press firmly on the trackpad to click.
In the VoiceOver Utility, category Verbosity, in the Announcement
> On 23 Jul 2017, at 08:39, Ramy Moustafa
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hello all:
>>
>> I need to perform a physical Trackpad using my magic trackpad, because i
>> don’t have a real mouse, is there a way to do so?
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> --
>>
checkbox and set the
delay to zero. This allows me to use the trackpad to move the mouse pointer and
hear where it is.
Cheers,
Anne
> On 23 Jul 2017, at 08:39, Ramy Moustafa wrote:
>
> Hello all:
>
> I need to perform a physical Trackpad using my magic trackpad, because i
>
Hello all:
I need to perform a physical Trackpad using my magic trackpad, because i don’t
have a real mouse, is there a way to do so?
Thanks in advance
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ubject: Re: Magic Trackpad
Set it up as it should be. Then, on the trackpad, do a 2 finger clockwise
rotate to enable the trackpad commander.
It does not matter the commander is already enabled in VO Utility.
Apparently, the VO keys are locked. This is noted as an El Capitan bug.
F
Sounds really interesting. But the price. Twice what I paid for the
older one. But yes, the old one is hard to be sure its actually on.
Would have to check in Bluetooth prefs for that. I spent some time doing
this until I was sure it was functioning. Then I learned that even with
Enable Trac
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Subject: Re: Magic Trackpad
What are the differences between the two models? I have the older one still.
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Subject: Re: Magic Trackpad
Set it up as it should be. Then, on the trackpad, do a 2 finger clockwise
rotate to enable the trackpad commander.
It does not matter the commander is already enabled in VO Utility.
Apparently, the VO keys are locked. This is noted as an El Ca
The newer trackpad is more spacious, but for VoiceOver users there’s really no
benefit, since there’s no way to exploit the one real feature it has, that
being the 3D touch feature. Apple doesn’t seem to have done any work there,
unlike on iOS. I’ll be honest, when I got mine, it was more in t
Hi!
I think he mentioned he did that.
The strange thing is that the trackpad on my new macbook air works with
voiceover.
/A
> 2 mars 2016 kl. 14:19 skrev Caitlyn Furness :
>
> Hi,
> Do you have the track pad commander turned on?
>
> You can find it under the vo utility(vo f8), then go down to co
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> Subject: Magic Trackpad
>
>Its been ages since I had this connected. Now, while it is connected, I am
> una
using Yosemite and also the new Magic Trackpad 2?
This is relevant because the requirements for the newest Magic Trackpad include
at least El Capitan. Also relevant because I’ll soon be back on Yosemite and
will see for myself what the effect of using the new MT on Yosemite is. I can
assure y
Hang on. Did you say you’re using Yosemite and also the new Magic Trackpad 2?
This is relevant because the requirements for the newest Magic Trackpad include
at least El Capitan. Also relevant because I’ll soon be back on Yosemite and
will see for myself what the effect of using the new MT
Hi,
Do you have the track pad commander turned on?
You can find it under the vo utility(vo f8), then go down to commanders, pick
the track pad tab, and then go through there and set it up as you like.
To turn on track pad commander after you set it up, hit the vo keys and then
make the rotor ge
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Subject: Magic Trackpad
Its been ages since I had this connected. Now, while it is connected, I am
unable to use normal VO gestures such as the flick left and right. I think
27;d like.
I would have thought it would work fine with Yosemite or does it need el
capitan?
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Found that solution on Applevis. Seems to be a bug. Thanks. Applevis
is a great resource.
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Hi, Try making sure that tra
Hi, Try making sure that trackpad commander is turned on, VO and rotate right
on the rotor.
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> On
Trackpad commander on?
On 3/1/2016 11:40 PM, E.T. wrote:
>Its been ages since I had this connected. Now, while it is connected,
> I am unable to use normal VO gestures such as the flick left and right.
> I think I have looked at all settings but am drawing a blank. Hope
> someone can point me
Its been ages since I had this connected. Now, while it is
connected, I am unable to use normal VO gestures such as the flick left
and right. I think I have looked at all settings but am drawing a blank.
Hope someone can point me in the right direction. Thanks.
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Oh dear, that is the back, the touch bit is the other side so it slopes up.
RobH.
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Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2015 3:45 PM
Subject: Magic Trackpad problems
Dear List, in the past I have always used macbooks, , , which obvio
thought and the easiest to test.
>>> On Jan 29, 2015, at 10:45 AM, Lee Jones >> <mailto:leejones...@sky.com>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Dear List, in the past I have always used macbooks, , , which
>>> obviously have trackpads built in, but I acquired a deskto
>> Dear List, in the past I have always used macbooks, ,, which
>> obviously have trackpads built in, but I acquired a desktop mac, and I can’t
>> get anything out of the magic trackpad. I have checked blue tooth in system
>> preferences and it is showing as connec
Jan 29, 2015, at 10:45 AM, Lee Jones wrote:
>
> Dear List, in the past I have always used macbooks, , , which obviously have
> trackpads built in, but I acquired a desktop mac, and I can’t get anything
> out of the magic trackpad. I have checked blue tooth in system preference
Dear List, in the past I have always used macbooks, , , which obviously have
trackpads built in, but I acquired a desktop mac, and I can’t get anything out
of the magic trackpad. I have checked blue tooth in system preferences and it
is showing as connected, I have trackpad commander turned
hello,
yesterday, i configured my new macmini witch succes except the magic trackpad.
the trackpad was turned on and i could see that thee trackpad was connected
with bluetth to my mac mini in the bluetooth panel.
in voiceover, i turned on trackpad but i couldn't use voiceover wit
Thanks to you and your husband, Anne. I will give this a try. I like to
experiment, so I'm not worried if I can't make it work for me. :)
Teresa
On Oct 17, 2012, at 11:57 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Hello Teresa,
>
> I had to ask my husband about this one. You can either place one finger on
Hello Teresa,
I had to ask my husband about this one. You can either place one finger on the
trackpad where the mouse is, press down and hold it down while sliding your
finger to the drop destination and releasing it, or you can "lock" the trackpad
by doing a one-finger double tap on the item a
drag and
> drop, and Drop Marked Item on VoiceOver Cursor) would be the essentials.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Anne
>
>
> On 17 Oct 2012, at 18:56, Teresa Cochran wrote:
>
>> Hi, folk,
>>
>> I am playing with the Magic Trackpad a bit more. I'm wondering
necessary commands (Mark item for drag and drop,
and Drop Marked Item on VoiceOver Cursor) would be the essentials.
Cheers,
Anne
On 17 Oct 2012, at 18:56, Teresa Cochran wrote:
> Hi, folk,
>
> I am playing with the Magic Trackpad a bit more. I'm wondering how to drag
> item
Hi, folk,
I am playing with the Magic Trackpad a bit more. I'm wondering how to drag
items. Does Trackpad Commander need to be on or off?
Thanks,
Teresa
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It's an interesting idea. I, for one, wouldn't have bought a Magic Trackpad if
it weren't for the large size. I find it easier to navigate and use gestures
that way. The thing I don't know is how large the trackpads are on the Mac
laptops, as I've never owned one. Bu
Hi,
I think its a complete waste of money to by a magic trackpad to use on a
Macbook. The extra real estate won't make much of a difference either way.
The only advantage it brings is your able to use it away from the computer.
But, I don't know if this convenience is worth $70.
Good morning everyone,
The subject more-or-less covers it. This is really more of a curiosity question
than anything. How many of you actually are doing this? Beyond that, it's also
me looking to add yet another apple device to my collection. :) I've gotten
comfortable with the trackpad on my M
t; I have been playing around with the Magic trackpad since I have upgraded to
> Lion. Figured I would give it another chance. In spite of having the
> settings at their lowest point, it still seems to sensitive. Might this be a
> good indication not to get an IPhone? I was thinking o
round with the Magic trackpad since I have upgraded to
> Lion. Figured I would give it another chance. In spite of having the
> settings at their lowest point, it still seems to sensitive. Might this be a
> good indication not to get an IPhone? I was thinking of upgrading to one but
Hi there,
I have been playing around with the Magic trackpad since I have upgraded to
Lion. Figured I would give it another chance. In spite of having the settings
at their lowest point, it still seems to sensitive. Might this be a good
indication not to get an IPhone? I was thinking of
Hi Kevin:
Some sites work with Safari Reader. When you get to the page that has the
article, press cmd-shift-r. Vo will start reading the article on some sites.
I never heard of a way to get to text other than trying headings. The other
thing you can try is a search for the first word in the t
Guys,
I know I asked this once before without a response. I'm fond of
reading Huffington Post and other sites on my mac. Unfortunately,
whereas in JAWS I could easily cut to the first block of text in a
webpage by simply pressing "N," I can't seem to cut quickly to the
body of an article using Saf
Hi,
I don't find the trackpad commander hard to use at all. Its rather simple in
my opinion. Its just not as practical depending on what app your in, and then
how much customization you have done to your trackpad commander. For web
browsing for example, its great. Its the exact same interfa
Hi. I, too, hardly ever use my trackpad. I find it too hard to use. Although
I've pretty much mastered the touch screen on my 6th gen Nano but the Mac is a
different story. The keyboard is easier.
Shawn
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Hi,
Since the refresh of the iMacs last month, they are offering a choice at
purchase of the magic trackpad or, a magic mouse.
hth
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On May 30, 2011, at 2:40 AM, Neil Barnfather - TalkNav wrote
he mouse.
> Max.
>
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> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Date: Sun, 29 May 2011 17:28:40 -0700
>> Hi Max,
>> I use a combination of the trackpad on my MacBook Pro and VoiceOver keyboard
>&
gt; am seriously considering making the next move to an iMac.
> What method do most people use to control Voiceover, keyboard commands or the
> Magic Trackpad I think it is called.
> Thank you for any advice.
> Max.
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Max,
just chipping in my own two pence worth here.
I have now since making the switch, or as I prefer to say, Mac-ing the switch,
get it
t method do most people use to control Voiceover, keyboard commands or the
Magic Trackpad I think it is called.
Thank you for any advice.
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Hello,
I'm sure, once she gets used to it, your wife will prefer the Magic Trackpad
over a mouse. You can easily turn off the Trackpad Commander for her to use the
trackpad in the normal way.
My sighted husband loves the trackpad on his MBP.
Cheers,
Anne
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> Hi Max,
> I use a combination of the trackpad on my MacBook Pro and VoiceOver keyboard
> commands. There are some t
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Hi Max,
I use a combination of the trackpad on my MacBook Pro and Voi
Hi there,
I have played around with the Magic trackpad a little, and currently prefer the
keyboard. If you have been using the Iphone, then you won't have any problem
with it. The Mac is an excellent choice in my opinion. The stories I keep
hearing about the PC just make me that
mouse.
Max.
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Date: Sun, 29 May 2011 17:28:40 -0700
Hi Max,
I use a combination of the trackpad on my MacBook Pro and VoiceOver keyboard
commands. There are some things it&#
usly considering making the next move to an iMac.
> What method do most people use to control Voiceover, keyboard commands or the
> Magic Trackpad I think it is called.
> Thank you for any advice.
> Max.
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Hello all, after having really good experiences since moving to an
iPhone I am seriously considering making the next move to an iMac.
What method do most people use to control Voiceover, keyboard commands
or the Magic Trackpad I think it is called.
Thank you for any advice.
Max.
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t the magic mouse and that also works with vo!
> Although I've not used it fully, what I have done has worked no problem!
> Colin
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> On 7 Mar 2011, at 11:21, Scott Howell wrote:
>
>> The Magic Trackpad does work with VO
Hi there!
I've got the magic mouse and that also works with vo!
Although I've not used it fully, what I have done has worked no problem!
Colin
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On 7 Mar 2011, at 11:21, Scott Howell wrote:
> The Magic Trackpad does work with VO and you are thinking
The Magic Trackpad does work with VO and you are thinking of the mouse.
On Mar 7, 2011, at 5:23 AM, Chris Norman wrote:
> I'd heard it didn't work with VO, but maybe I'm wrong there. Are the
> Magic Trackpad, and the Magic Mouse different things? I think I'm
> think
The Magic Trackpad works fine with VO.
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I'd heard it didn't work with VO, but maybe I'm wrong there. Are the
Magic Trackpad, and the Magic Mouse different things? I think I'm
thinking of magic mouse, or mighty mouse, or whatever the hell Apple
called it LOL.
On Mar 7, 4:07 am, Bart Bunting wrote:
> Hi David,
&g
got the magic trackpad and paired it up it is detected
> but i cannot figure out how to control voiceover with it what do i
> need to do i want to use it as a commander if it dont work with vo
> please tell me so i can take it back please
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hey guys i got the magic trackpad and paired it up it is detected
but i cannot figure out how to control voiceover with it what do i
need to do i want to use it as a commander if it dont work with vo
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Jeff, that is an Awesome little tip. Now I wish that I could create a hotkey in
keyboard manager to quickly toggle that setting. Thanks for the info.
On Oct 30, 2010, at 12:06 AM, GEOFF WAALER wrote:
Actually if you set mouse cursor to "moves vo cursor" in the navigation
category in the VO util
Actually if you set mouse cursor to "moves vo cursor" in the navigation
category in the VO utility and turn off trackpad controller most items under
your finger are announced.
HTH.
Geoff
On Oct 30, 2010, at 1:59 AM, Justin Ekis wrote:
> Hi Mary,
>
> You don't hear anything automatically with
Hi Mary,
You don't hear anything automatically with this method. You first lock the VO
keys with VO semicolon. As you are moving your finger along the trackpad,
occasionally press f5 to have voiceover announce what is under the mouse.
Also, if you are trying to use this method to find a partic
Hello all,
I recently saw a thread talking about a way to access the menus you can't reach
with voiceover, such as the drop box menu. The method described talked about
using the trackpad with the commander off. I just tried that, turned trackpad
commander off and ran my finger around on the pad.
Hello David,
I love the Magic Trackpad even if I do call it the Tragic Macpad!
It saves a lot of effort, especially in spreadsheets or when using Keynote.
Cheers,
Anne
On 7 Oct 2010, at 16:44, David Goodwin wrote:
> Doh!
>
> Yes, I meant the Magic Trackpad.
>
> Just curiou
Doh!
Yes, I meant the Magic Trackpad.
Just curious as to whether it has any specific benefits for somebody who
is vision impaired, or if it would end up as another expensive
paperweight (of which I have more than enough!).
David
On 07/10/2010 15:37, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
&g
> Hi all,
> Unfortunately , this is not a bug in the magic trackpad since I can't do this
> also with the multi-touch trackpad that's built-in my macbook.
> But anyway, you can report this ofcourse because it should be possible to
> enable the router in group-mode.
> You
Hi all,
Unfortunately , this is not a bug in the magic trackpad since I can't do this
also with the multi-touch trackpad that's built-in my macbook.
But anyway, you can report this ofcourse because it should be possible to
enable the router in group-mode.
You have also the same exper
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>>> Hello,
>>> I
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>> Hello,
>> I'm trying to familiarize myself with the magic trackpad, and have found
>> something strange:
>> When i'm in the groups mode and use the rotor, only characters, words and
>> navigation are available on a web pag
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On Aug 23, 2010, at 12:29 PM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm trying to familiarize myself with the magic trackpad, and have found
> something strange:
> When i'm in the groups mode and use the rotor, only characters,
Hello,
I'm trying to familiarize myself with the magic trackpad, and have found
something strange:
When i'm in the groups mode and use the rotor, only characters, words and
navigation are available on a web page, however if i switch to dom mode, all
the usual things like links, vis
By the way,
I think theres some really nice things that can be done with this trackpad.
We've made some stencils for several applications such as DJ whereas we overlay
the surface of the trackpad with a thin rubber which defines all the important
parts of the interface.
In the case of DJ, scra
Hi,
Yep i did.
For some reason it just works like a charm now.
Loving it :)
If anyone got some cool tricks with this thingo please share
Yuma DX®
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Ah,
In that case I'm not having difficulty with this. The track pad is telling me
the items underneath my finger as I move. Did you update the trackpad firmware?
On Aug 5, 2010, at 7:09 AM, Yuma Antoine Decaux wrote:
> Hi
>
> Meaning GUI navigation. Where windows are physically placed, the t
Hi
Meaning GUI navigation. Where windows are physically placed, the trackpad
reflects with the same position
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Hi,
What do you mean by contextual navigation?
On Aug 5, 2010, at 5:20 AM, Yuma Antoine Decaux wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I just got the thingo today, no problems pairing, the thingo looks and feels
> great, if you spun it upside down it can perform as a pill holder but anyway:
>
> Has anyone been
Hi,
Trackpad is on
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You have to go into VO utility (VO+F8) go down to commanders, select the
trackpad tab, then select enable
On 5 Aug 2010, at 10:20, Yuma Antoine Decaux wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I just got the thingo today, no problems pairing, the thingo looks and feels
> great, if you spun it upside down it can p
Hi list,
I just got the thingo today, no problems pairing, the thingo looks and feels
great, if you spun it upside down it can perform as a pill holder but anyway:
Has anyone been able to make the trackpad function just like on a macbook?
In this i mean, how do we turn on the contextual navigat
Give me a break Chris... I have so little to give and there you are smiling at
my small knowledge tidbit.
Kev
On Aug 3, 2010, at 9:32 AM, Chris Moore wrote:
> Prey tell
> On 3 Aug 2010, at 13:56, Kevin Mattingly wrote:
>
>> I thought I'd just pass along to the group tha
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