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Mac Tutorial: Multi-Touch Trackpad

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NEW Mac Tutorial: Multi-Touch Trackpad (Macbook/Macbook Pro), released by Apple Inc. Actually it's not so much the 15-in. MacBook Pro you're going to be swiping -- it's the new multitouch trackpa...  
 
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Bryant5493 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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That's cool.

I'm doing some research into the MacBook. I currently have an Acer. I produce a lot YouTube videos, and my system freezes sometimes during production and/or after the production process.
milne98989 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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im so buying one of these... being a uni student in the uk you get 15% off.. so it brings the price closer to rivals so i think its all good... i hear the pro can also run microsoft windows which i might need for my files on my pc, does anyone know if you can do this?
swedes95 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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there is an application called parralel which basically runs windows on the mac. You have to download it, it isn't standard
Inazumaa (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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isnt that what bootcamp is for?
swedes95 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Nope boot camp means you can dual boot it but Parralels lets you run windows as an application on the mac interface
scarlettestr (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Go the system preferences then "trackpad" to choose what action signifies a double click (in preferences it's called secondary click.) By default I think it is the right bottom corner. I find that tedious so I set it to do a secondary tap with two fingers but it's up to you.
ThePitchersArsenal (2 months ago) Show Hide
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i got this for my b-day today, its insanely cool!! great video
ArielA3337 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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TOO MANY SHORTCUT i am always gonna be doing them by accident!!!
scarlettestr (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Go to System Preferences in the Applications folder. Under the "Hardware" heading it says trackpad. Click on that to customize your shortcuts. You can click each check box which un-checks=disables the shortcuts you don't want.
twistedxtransister (3 months ago) Show Hide
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