Thanks.
I didn’t know this was the same command on both operating systems.
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Hi Rebecca
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> Subject: Re: Equivalent to Trackpad Commander on windows
>
> Rebecca,
> I know what you’re talking about being able to lock the VO keys. But that’s
> not actually what sticky keys are. Sticky keys or away for a key press to be
> held electronically down longer to allow you
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Rebecca,
I know what you’re talking about being able to lock the VO keys. But that’s not
actually what sticky keys are. Sticky keys or away for a key press to be held
electronically down longer to allow you to move your finger to
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Not really. The use of Sticky Keys is intended for individuals with dexterity
issues.
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On Dec 7, 2021, at 14:07, Rebecca
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Rebekah, like you I like using the sticky keys. It is definitely very easy.
On Dec 7, 2021, at 2:07 PM, Rebecca Skipper mailto:skipper8...@gmail.com> > wrote:
Thanks.
It is my understanding that there are les
Okay, thanks.
Still a handy feature to have.
I think I am getting Windows and Mac terminology confused.
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>
> The differences are summarized in two main points from my experience:
>
>
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Not really. The use of Sticky Keys is intended for individuals with
isionaries@googlegroups.com
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Hi,
No worries. I hope that this discussion is helping to clarify.
Later…
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Apple Professional Learning Specialist
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(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
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problem on a Windows Laptop if you can’t
>> configure the FN key functions without going into BIOS.
>>
>>
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Sorry, I’m new to the Mac and am getting the terms confused.
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Hi,
That is correct, although that is a
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> Not really. The use of Sticky K
the FN key functions without going into BIOS.
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Not really. The use of Sticky Keys is intended
: Equivalent to Trackpad Commander on windows
There are some similarities in the keyboard commands, but the operating systems
are very different.
- Brad -
On Dec 7, 2021, at 13:39, Rebecca Skipper mailto:skipper8...@gmail.com> > wrote:
The keyboard shortcuts are s
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Actually, the operating environment On
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On 7/12/21 13:44, Rebecca Skipper wrote:
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>
>
>
> On 7/12/21 13:44, Rebecca Skipper wrote:
> The only thing Windows users can do is simulate mouse clicks with the
> keyboard or
The keyboard shortcuts are similar though, right?
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Actually, the operating environment Onamac
ivalent to Trackpad Commander on windows
On 7/12/21 13:44, Rebecca Skipper wrote:
The only thing Windows users can do is simulate mouse clicks with the keyboard
or physically use the mouse.
I think JAWS will recognize mouse movements, but this is no where near the
Mac’s trackpad commander.
The
ote:
>
> Also, the Max trackpad commander is not a utility for moving the mouse arrow
> around the screen. Its function is something completely different altogether.
>
> - Brad -
>
> On Dec 7, 2021, at 12:58, Brad Snyder <mailto:wb...@swbell.net>> wrote:
>
> I f
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On 7/12/21 13:44, Rebecca Skipper wrote:
The only thing Windows users can do is simulate mouse clicks with the keyboard
or physically use the mouse.
I think JAWS will recognize mouse movements, but this is no wher
On 7/12/21 13:44, Rebecca Skipper wrote:
The only thing Windows users can do is simulate mouse clicks with the
keyboard or physically use the mouse.
I think JAWS will recognize mouse movements, but this is no where near
the Mac’s trackpad commander.
There is also touch support available
Also, the Max trackpad commander is not a utility for moving the mouse arrow
around the screen. Its function is something completely different altogether.
- Brad -
On Dec 7, 2021, at 12:58, Brad Snyder wrote:
I find it interesting that most JAWS users have no idea that the JAWS cursor
is
recognize mouse movements, but this is no where near the
Mac’s trackpad commander.
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Subject: Re: Equivalent to Trackpad Commander on windows
Hi,
Me neither. In fact, I atte
change mood.
Sometimes, it is easier to reach out where I want using the trackpad commander
than keyboard.
Thank you so much for your replies.
Regards,
Mohamed E. Fayed
> On 7 Dec 2021, at 8:40 PM, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Me neither
The only thing Windows users can do is simulate mouse clicks with the keyboard
or physically use the mouse.
I think JAWS will recognize mouse movements, but this is no where near the
Mac’s trackpad commander.
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Hi,
Me neither. In fact, I attended Sight Tech Global last week, and heard Windows
screen reader users lamenting about not really having a concept of how mouse
navigation behaved. VoiceOver has had that from the start. Now, TrackPad
Commander wasn’t there from the start, but mouse and
I'm not aware of any such thing.
- Brad -
On Dec 7, 2021, at 12:26, Muhammad Fayed wrote:
Hi,
Hope my mail finds you well,
I. Wonder whether there is a feature on windows similar to trackpad commander
on Mac OS. It doesn’t matter whether it works with JAWS or NVDA.
Thank you so
Hi,
Hope my mail finds you well,
I. Wonder whether there is a feature on windows similar to trackpad commander
on Mac OS. It doesn’t matter whether it works with JAWS or NVDA.
Thank you so much,
Regards,
Mohamed E. Fayed
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Hi,
Probably the easiest thing to do is to connect a USB mouse or trackpad. Then
in System Prefs, Accessibility under the Mouse & Trackpad section, there's a
checkbox whereby when an external mouse or trackpad is connected, your internal
trackpad is disabled.
Later...
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Fort McMurr
Hi all,
Was wondering if it was possible to disable the aforementioned command — Vo +
counterclockwise turn on the trackpad? My trackpad is currently malfunctioning
so that ever time I hold down the VO keys the commander turns on and clicks on
everything. if there’s a way to disable this comman
Hi all
The Trackpad Commander allows one to control VoiceOver using familiar
gestures such as one finger double tap. This is disabled by default and
can be enabled in two ways.
1. Through the VoiceOver Utility under Commanders, Trackpad Tab.
2. Press control-option then whilst holding them
Hi Esther,
Thanks for the suggestion. The preference file is the one i previously checked.
Com.apple.VoiceOver4.local.plist
For some reason the gestures still won't save.
I've also noticed that when creating a gesture in an activity, and changing a
gesture back on the global commander setting
Hi Yuma,
I don't have a direct answer for you, but here's a suggestion on how to locate
the preference file you want. Open up a Finder window and use the
Command-Shift-G "Go to folder" shortcut, then type or paste in the location of
the Library/Preferences folder for your account:
~/Library/Pr
Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone knows where the trackpad gesture preference file
resides on the system.
When i save my preferences and export them the gesture set isn't included. And
this is a real bummer.
Ive tried the com.apple.VoiceOver4.local.plist but that doesn't do it.
Any help great
Hi all
I can scroll text on a website with the trackpad comander - I'm a
proficient IPhone user so have no trouble actually scrolling. However
when I scroll to say p33 of 36 on a website, and hit VO right arrow
expecting to see links on p33, I'm returned to the top of the web
page. What am I doing
Yeah,
Thats where it really shines. When you go into VO utilities and under
navigation set the mouse cursor to move the VO cursor, you can explore an app
or webpage. I found this pretty useful on facebook. It also helps me converse
more effortlessly with sighted people about things on the Ma
Hi Mary!
As yet I'm not use to the track pad!
But one thing I can think of is...
Have you had a sighted person say [it's at the top left under something or
other!]
And as far as I know the Apple way of doing things is that the screen looks the
same for sighted people!
So the track pad shows you w
I Too got the Magic Trackpad not long after they came out, but I haven't used
it as much as I thought I would. I like the num pad commander a lot, but I just
haven't found the trackpad all that useful. I do prefer it for those situations
when I need to do a real mouse click, as I seem always to
at 22:24, Pete Nalda wrote:
> Hi all,
> Here's what I do in using trackpad commander in mail. Granted, my methods
> aren't as elegant as using an iPhone, but for me they work, as it gives me
> the best of both worlds. To interact with the messages table, I use the tab
>
Hi all,
Here's what I do in using trackpad commander in mail. Granted, my methods
aren't as elegant as using an iPhone, but for me they work, as it gives me the
best of both worlds. To interact with the messages table, I use the tab key,
then use the arrow keys to move up and dow
sort of MacBook lacking a num
pad, I would be more inclined to use the track pad.
Marc
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Sent: Monday, July 11, 2011 2:35 PM
Subject: Re: a couple of trackpad commander questions
Hi,
One has little to do with the other. on
re input. Not so for snow leopard. Yes there
> are some similarities but the overall experience is much different. At least
> in my opinion Trackpad commander can be very helpful but you need to choose
> your spots with it just like any tool. We don't use chainsaws to slice bre
Hi,
One has little to do with the other. on an iPhone, the entire OS is optimized
to be run via gesture input. Not so for snow leopard. Yes there are some
similarities but the overall experience is much different. At least in my
opinion Trackpad commander can be very helpful but you need
. I'll
> let you know what I find.
>
> Carolyn
> On Jul 11, 2011, at 11:26 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
>
>> Hi Jim, Colin, and all,
>>
>> Not sure why, but this isn't working for me. In fact, I'm having abysmal
>> results with the trackpad c
y love the trackpad, but one gotcha (at least for me) is that while
> composing text, my palm hits somewhere on the trackpad and randomly moves my
> focus. I try to remember to always turn off trackpad commander during any
> data entry.
>
> Of course YMMV, but if you're
, 2011, at 11:26 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
>
>> Hi Jim, Colin, and all,
>>
>> Not sure why, but this isn't working for me. In fact, I'm having abysmal
>> results with the trackpad commander as a whole. Does anyone seriously use
>> this thing? The only co
w, and can then
expand/contract threads via the right and left arrow keys respectively. I
absolutely love the trackpad, but one gotcha (at least for me) is that while
composing text, my palm hits somewhere on the trackpad and randomly moves my
focus. I try to remember to always turn off trackpad
im, Colin, and all,
>
> Not sure why, but this isn't working for me. In fact, I'm having abysmal
> results with the trackpad commander as a whole. Does anyone seriously use
> this thing? The only column I can get it to read in mail is the mailbox
> column, despite sw
Hi Jim, Colin, and all,
Not sure why, but this isn't working for me. In fact, I'm having abysmal
results with the trackpad commander as a whole. Does anyone seriously use this
thing? The only column I can get it to read in mail is the mailbox column,
despite swiping left and
t imho)
> Cheers,
> Donna
>
> On Jul 9, 2011, at 2:42 PM, Esther wrote:
>
>> Hi Donna,
>>
>> 1. There's a section in the VoiceOver Getting Started Guide (Chapter 11 on
>> Using VoiceOver Gestures) that describes using TrackPad Commander. Use VO-H
>&
here's a section in the VoiceOver Getting Started Guide (Chapter 11 on
>> Using VoiceOver Gestures) that describes using TrackPad Commander. Use VO-H
>> to bring up the help menu and press "g" to go to the "Getting Started Guide"
>> and return.
read
(another major oversight imho)
Cheers,
Donna
On Jul 9, 2011, at 2:42 PM, Esther wrote:
> Hi Donna,
>
> 1. There's a section in the VoiceOver Getting Started Guide (Chapter 11 on
> Using VoiceOver Gestures) that describes using TrackPad Commander. Use VO-H
> to bring up
Hi Donna,
1. There's a section in the VoiceOver Getting Started Guide (Chapter 11 on
Using VoiceOver Gestures) that describes using TrackPad Commander. Use VO-H to
bring up the help menu and press "g" to go to the "Getting Started Guide" and
return. Open the web item
Hi all,
I've finally decided to spend some time messing with the trackpad commander,
and have a couple of questions.
1. Is there any way to view a list of commands? when I go into the assign
Commands table I can see the gestures, but none of the commands are displayed.
2. How do I nav
Trackpad commander is not a feature of ios; hence it is not relevant to
I-devices.
Mary
Mary Otten
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now about your specific model of Macbook, but my instinct would
> be that it is a bit too early for the multitouch trackpads to have been
> added. My own MacBook Pro has one, but it's late 2010. I'm afraid you're
> probably out of luck with the trackpad commander, which is a s
it too early for the multitouch trackpads to have been
added. My own MacBook Pro has one, but it's late 2010. I'm afraid you're
probably out of luck with the trackpad commander, which is a shame because
that really is a nice feature.
> Sorry I'm not more encouraging. If you re
ed to using the keyboard that I only use the pad for
some commands. I'd probably use it more if it were right on the laptop. It is
fun to use though, I'll admit.
Happy Easter,
CJ
On Apr 24, 2011, at 2:07 PM, Tony Hernandez wrote:
> Hi everyone.
>
> IS the trackpad com
a bit too early for the multitouch trackpads to have been added.
> My own MacBook Pro has one, but it's late 2010. I'm afraid you're probably
> out of luck with the trackpad commander, which is a shame because that really
> is a nice feature.
> Sorry I'm not mo
Hi Tony,
I don't know about your specific model of Macbook, but my instinct would be
that it is a bit too early for the multitouch trackpads to have been added. My
own MacBook Pro has one, but it's late 2010. I'm afraid you're probably out of
luck with the trackpad command
Hi everyone.
IS the trackpad commander only functional in certain models of Macbook? I have
a 2006 model, which I think is the MA699 or 669. Thanks for any help.
Tony Hernandez
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I had no idea about the interacting part, thanks for that.
On 2011-03-03, at 6:34 PM, Esther wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
> If you want something close to your iPhone experience, you can use the
> TrackPad Commander gestures to navigate. You'll find this is particularly
> efficie
Hi Eric,
If you want something close to your iPhone experience, you can use the TrackPad
Commander gestures to navigate. You'll find this is particularly efficient in
moving through items like tables where you would otherwise have to press
multi-key shortcuts to interact. Here&
Looks like I fail on both counts.
I'm running 10.6.4, *and* I don't have the new multi-touch trackpad.
Ah well, thanks to everyone who responded, especially Anne who was
first
Jim
On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 10:42:08AM -0800, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
> all the information you need will be
all the information you need will be in the "about," menus; for the Macbook,
use VO M to navigate to the menu bar at the top of the screen; when you hear
"apple," down-arrow once or twice to "About this mac." VO space bar on that,
and you'll be presented with a window with which you can interac
to get the hang of VO and have run into a problem.
>
> I brought up the VO utility, navigated to the commanders item, and
> then magitated through the tabs. There's the numpad commander and the
> keyboard commander, but no trackpad commander.
>
> I'm trying to find
Hello Jim,
First of all, if the MBP is still on Leopard, you won't have the Trackpad
Commander. You can check this by going to the Apple menu (VO-m) then navigating
down to About This Mac and pressing Return. If you navigate right, you'll find
the level of the OS (10.6.5 if it has
board commander, but no trackpad commander.
I'm trying to find out if this is because my hardware is too old, or
my software is too old.
Could someone advise me on how to determine exactly which version of
VO i'm running, and perhaps even how to tell which MacBook I have (if
it matters)
Hi Cody,
>From what I'm aware of, the Magicmouse can't be used for voice over commands
>as on on a trackpad on a macbook.
kr
-Peter
Op 20-jun-2010, om 03:44 heeft Cody Hurst het volgende geschreven:
> Hi list,
>
> I was searching on the MV history I found someone asking if they could use an
Hi,
Currently there is no accessibility with the magic mouse. There are rumors of a
magic trackpad coming out which is probably a better tool but till then magic
mouse is useless
Cheers
Yuma DX®
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Hi list,
I was searching on the MV history I found someone asking if they could use an
iPod touch as a track pad commander device. I'm wanting to know something
different. I want to use the magic mouse like I would on my macbook. But, I
don't see any trackpad tab in the VO preferences under com
If you macbook is not one of the new moddels then sorry to say you will not
have this feature.
Take care.
S
On Jun 15, 2010, at 6:30 AM, L. T. Reed wrote:
> I want to try using gestures so I attempted to turn on this feature with VO+
> two fingers clockwise but no good. Then I looked in Voice
I want to try using gestures so I attempted to turn on this feature with VO+
two fingers clockwise but no good. Then I looked in VoiceOver Utility under
Commanders and find I only have two commanders - NumPad and Keyboard. What
should I do?
I'm using a MacBook that has a touch pad and running
all, I don't know if the gestures are the same on the trackpad as
>> on the ipad since I haven't a ipad or iphone yet.
>>
>> But, I can give you some gestures for the macbook (pro):
>> By default , there is no trackpad command for the desktop I think but you
he macbook (pro):
> By default , there is no trackpad command for the desktop I think but you
> can make gestures in the voiceover menu: commands > trackpad commander.
> You have to chose for command or control or shift or option key in
> combination with the gestures.
> Unfo
res in the voiceover menu: commands > trackpad commander.
You have to chose for command or control or shift or option key in combination
with the gestures.
Unfortunately, the default gestures can't be changed.
For the doc: you touch the trackpad 2 times with 2 fingers at the bottom
(horizonta
I hope to be getting an iPad in the fall I'm trying to get proficient using
trackpad commander, as I've heard using it is similar VO on the iPad, so been
practicing on my Macbook Pro. Plus I find it's so much quicker to use than
keyboard navigation, so Thanks in Advance.
Thanks for posting these, Yuma. You're making me think about messing around
with trackpad commander again. :)
Cheers,
Donna
On Jan 30, 2010, at 1:39 AM, Yuma Antoine Decaux wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Since i first played with the trackpad commander, i've been really enjoying
> all
Hi,
Since i first played with the trackpad commander, i've been really enjoying all
the various shortcuts that are associated with it, and have grown my list of
commands with the gestures,
I thought maybe i could share my current bindings with you, for those not sure
where to start wit
Hi guys,
Where can I go for specific detaled help on using trackpad commander?
From the few bits and peaces I've heard in general snow leppard and
Iphone tutorials it's supposed to be very easy, but I can't make my
trackbad do anything So, I think I must be missing someth
This is the case with us key boards. tested 30 seconds ago.
pete
On Oct 22, 2009, at 10:37 PM, Yuma Antoine Decaux wrote:
>
> Eeuh,
>
> I always do it by holding the VO keys then rotating two fingers
> clockwise.
>
> best
>
> Yuma
>
> >
>
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Eeuh,
I always do it by holding the VO keys then rotating two fingers
clockwise.
best
Yuma
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Hi there. You first have to hold down the command key wile taking 2
fingers on the treck pad and turning them in a dile like way. I hope
this helps.
Mike H.
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Just hold down the VO keys and then turn two fingers clockwise on the
trackpad. Imagine that you are turning a knob on a radio, using
perhaps your thumb and index finger. vO will announce that the
trackpad commander is on.
Have fun!
On Oct 22, 10:10 pm, Portia wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> H
Hi all,
How do you turn on the Trackpad Commander? I've been trying out a
MacBook Pro at a local apple store.
Thanks,
Portia.
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PM, Pete Nalda wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I'm wondering when you folks like using the trackpad commander? I've
> tried using it with mail, and I just don't know if it's really useful
> there or not. the other thing is that when I navigate to the message
> content,
Hi all,
I'm wondering when you folks like using the trackpad commander? I've
tried using it with mail, and I just don't know if it's really useful
there or not. the other thing is that when I navigate to the message
content, VO+A will let zoom track VO as it read
about the following solution: if you can fix the plist once
with sighted help, can't you just circulate a copy of the plist with
the correct settings? When users encounter the problem with TrackPad
Commander, they can exit and copy the correct plist to the preferences
library and r
Hi,
Hmm, that's definitely interesting. Only thing that happens on my end
is VoiceOver says "Trackpad Commander On", and everything is good. The
only thing I could think of is the might accidentally do a three-
finger double tap, but that's extremely unlikely by accident
Hello James,
On Oct 18, 2009, at 8:11 PM, James & Nash wrote:
>
> I know this doens't help directly with the problem, but would it be
> possible
> to write an Apple Script to delete the offending plist file until
> Apple can
> fix the problem?
>
I'm sure it would. But I've never written an app
8, 2009 6:56 PM
Subject: Trackpad commander makes VO mute
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> On my French VoiceOver list, a couple of people are having trouble
> with the Trackpad Commander causing speech to be muted. Since I
> haven't got a machine with a multitouch trackpad, I can&#x
Hello everyone,
On my French VoiceOver list, a couple of people are having trouble
with the Trackpad Commander causing speech to be muted. Since I
haven't got a machine with a multitouch trackpad, I can't test this
myself. Has anyone on this list encountered this problem?
We&#
It sure is. The trackpad commander performs just as it would if Zoom
were not enabled. When Zoom is enabled and you place a finger on the
trackpad, the voiceover cursor moves to the item at that position and
Zoom tracks to it. Normally Zoom would primarily follow the mouse
cursor
I wanted to know as I'm not going to take the time to study the
commander if
no. TIA.
Egun On, Lagunak! (Basque for G'day, Mates)
Pete Nalda
http://www.myspace.com/musikonalda
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keys i press
are spoken as in leopard.
Now, i've spent about a couple of hours checking out the trackpad
commander and started assigning actions to various gestures, mainly
combining command and swipes or multitaps.
As i went about assigning differentactions to different combinations
.
>>
>> Jes
>>
>> On Sep 2, 2009, at 7:46 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> The question is if your Mac has the multi-touch trackpad for one
>>> thing.
>>> On Sep 2, 2009, at 6:48 PM, Jes Smith wrote
>>>>
>>>>
one
>> thing.
>> On Sep 2, 2009, at 6:48 PM, Jes Smith wrote
>>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I've had my mac book for about a month now, and upgraded to snow
>>> leopard last Friday. I notice there's a trackpad commander which can
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