Hey all,
Excuse the ignorance, but I'm looking to get an iMac in the near
future. I was under the impression that the track pad gave you the
ability to perform gestures or navigate as if you were using an actual
mouse -- not unlike the iPhone, for example.
Last month however, I had someone come
Provided you get a Magic Trackpad, you can. For instance, you can rotor, flick,
use the two-finger reading gestures, or move around to explore the screen. Not
all gestures match up, and screen exploration is based on what vo is
interacting with at the time, but my brief exploration of the
Mark,
I would suggest that the demonstrator doesn't know what they are doing, well at
least properly.
The Magic Track Pad, as Apple refer to it for the iMac…
I use this on a day to day bases with my iMac, the commands mirror up to a
large extent in line with the iOS commands.
You can turn on
Hi,
I'm guessing that she was simply not totally familiar with the use of VO and
the Mac. As long as the MacBook was released within the last three years or
so, then the gestures will work. She may have simply had the Trackpad
commander turned off. It is turned on by holding down the VO
