Yes, the rotor works like it does on the iPhone if you have one. When I can, I'll look it up and tell you more but yes if you turn the trackpad commander own with the control option and then take two fingers and twist them to the right on your trackpad, you were here a little musical tone and voiceover were satrap pad Cmdr. on. I have found that I need to turn it off if I'm doing typing on my MacBook Pro. This is because things tend to happen when I don't want them to. So, I turn it on and off as needed. Regards, Gigi
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