On 22/07/2011, at 11:40 AM, Tim Law wrote:
Do I assume that the swiping and dragging feature is only relevant to
laptop users?
And that desktop users don't get any benefit from this particular part of
Lion?
Tim
Gestures are only part of the feature set. Of more importance IMHO are the
Hi all,
I've been using Lion since Wednesday night on my iMac and so far it is
impressive.
One question I have for other desktop users is this:
Is it worth buying a Magic Trackpad to use with Lion for the multi-touch
gestures? I have a Magic Mouse at the moment and it works fine, but am
I just wanted to add that new iMacs ship with the option of either a Magic
Mouse or a Magic Trackpad. So in principle they are alternatives. However,
someone at the last meeting did tell me that they were using both, and two
more purchase radio buttons on the Apple Store allow the user to buy
Just a small input - I do not have the Magic Mouse but instead do have and use
the older wireless Mighty Mouse, under my left hand, and a Magic Trackpad,
under my right hand. Both work and integrate extremely well. I would
recommend a Trackpad for anyone who uses a Mac Mini or other desktop
Hi Steven
I must admit I do agree with you with some of this.
Some thing stand out as being slightly better, but some of it, like you
say,..I just can't put my finger on it. For some of it, I thought, it didn't
seem as Apple polished as it should be. Some things seemed a bit chunky
or not
Hi Guys
I have installed it on a new 15 MBP at the office and I will use that for
testing, I have only had it up and running for about 2
hours now and haven't really formed an opinion as of yet.
Somethings are quite different and on first impressions I don't like them but I
want to see if it
Hi all,
I guess liking or not liking a piece of software is a personal choice affected
by many factors, but speaking for myself I think Lion is fantastic! I have been
using it for about four weeks now and the gestures have become second nature.
Also Mission Control gives a superb overview of
Do I assume that the swiping and dragging feature is only relevant to
laptop users?
And that desktop users don't get any benefit from this particular part of Lion?
Tim
On Friday, 22 July 2011, cm cm200...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I guess liking or not liking a piece of software is a
Unless you have a magic trackpad :)
Cheers
Rod
On Jul 22, 2011 11:46 AM, Tim Law t...@peoplehelp.com.au wrote:
Do I assume that the swiping and dragging feature is only relevant to
laptop users?
And that desktop users don't get any benefit from this particular part of
Lion?
Tim
On
You can swipe from side to side and up and down using the Magic Mouse, I
haven't tried other stuff.
On 22/07/2011, at 11:53 AM, Rod Lavington wrote:
Unless you have a magic trackpad :)
Cheers
Rod
On Jul 22, 2011 11:46 AM, Tim Law t...@peoplehelp.com.au wrote:
Do I assume that the
It works great on my iMac.
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
On 22/07/2011, at 11:53 AM, Rod Lavington wrote:
Unless you have a magic trackpad :)
Cheers
Rod
On Jul 22, 2011 11:46 AM, Tim Law t...@peoplehelp.com.au wrote:
Do I assume that the swiping and dragging feature is only
After a preliminary play with Lion, my first impression was that it seems to
have taken a step or two backwards in terms of slick Apple interface.
I can't put my finger on it, but it just seems to have lost a little of that
smooth rounded aqua finesse and polish that I've become used to with
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