DJofSD
09-27-2012, 03:18 PM
I finally bought a Apple Macbook Pro. It's the latest model 13" that'll be used for some Xcode development -- eventually. Right now, I am just finding my sea legs with the PC, OS X and elementary Xcode topics.
What I seem to have problems with is using the touch pad. Specifically, when I attempt to do the equivalent of a right mouse button click by using two fingers on the touch pad, I always seem to slide them before, during or after performing the action. Most of the time this additional movement is enough to move the cursor/pointer.
More than likely, I just a need for some "fine tuning" on my part. Perhaps if I were to have a different angle of my hand/fingers relative to the touchpad, I wouldn't have the problem.
But, in the meantime, I am wondering, is there an adjustment I can make to the touchpad that would make it less sensitive to the movement of my finger tips across the surface of the touchpad? If so, how?
TIA
What I seem to have problems with is using the touch pad. Specifically, when I attempt to do the equivalent of a right mouse button click by using two fingers on the touch pad, I always seem to slide them before, during or after performing the action. Most of the time this additional movement is enough to move the cursor/pointer.
More than likely, I just a need for some "fine tuning" on my part. Perhaps if I were to have a different angle of my hand/fingers relative to the touchpad, I wouldn't have the problem.
But, in the meantime, I am wondering, is there an adjustment I can make to the touchpad that would make it less sensitive to the movement of my finger tips across the surface of the touchpad? If so, how?
TIA