[OT] Apple Wireless mouse

[Peter Haworth]

Found this free app named MagicPrefs that gives you the capability of
configuring all sorts of things on the Magic Mouse (and trackpad and laptop
finger pads).

Using it you can configure the area that reacts to finger drag to scroll
actions.  I set it to a region down the middle of the mouse and now all the
weird scrolling issues have gone away.

I also have configured it to issue a right click when I click anywhere on
the right side of the mouse instead of just the area at the top right.

Worth checking out if you're having magic mouse issues.

On Sat, Mar 14, 2015 at 1:12 PM Peter Haworth <pete at lcsql.com> wrote:

> I think I'm gonna stick with my USB keyboard/mouse now, just seems so much
> more predictable and I don;t have to worry about changing batteries.
>
> Plus, I really like the convenience of being able to plug things into the
> spare USB port on the keyboard so I don't have to scrabble around the back
> of the iMac.  It would have been really nice if Apple had provided one USB
> port on the front/side/bottom edge of the iMac but they're so focused on
> sleek good looks that they sometimes forget about functionality.
>
> On Sat, Mar 14, 2015 at 11:44 AM Colin Holgate <colinholgate at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I use the Apple Magic Trackpad, it’s a great way to work. I can use
>> various gestures to do things.
>>
>> Not sure if the mouse has the same setting, but with trackpads you can
>> set it to tap to click. I hate that setting and have it turned off. If it
>> was turned on and you’re trying to scroll a scrollbar, and instead of doing
>> a brush action you accidentally do a tap, it would cause the scroll bar to
>> jump a long way.
>>
>>
>>
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