Also see the Screen Zoom Options preference.
On a Magic Mouse, move one finger up or down the surface of the mouse while holding. On a trackpad, hold and drag two fingers up or down.
With a standard mouse, you zoom in and out of the screen by holding and using the mouse wheel. With Quick Look active or when using QuickTime Player, it activates and exits fullscreen mode in Safari and Mail, it enlarges and shrinks the font size in Preview, it zooms in and out of images. On the desktop or in Finder's Icon or Cover Flow views, this gesture enlarges or shrinks your icons. Rotate can be tricky at first, but with a little practice, you soon get the hang of it. Use it in Preview and iPhoto to rotate images - handy if you're looking at pictures that aren't correctly orientated. Place your thumb and forefinger on the trackpad then twist them clockwise or anticlockwise. You can also use left/right gestures to speed through a QuickTime video or iTunes album covers. In the System Preferences pane for Trackpad, you can disable two-finger taps and assign a secondary mouse click to a corner of the pad, or disable both and use Ctrl-click.īy placing two fingers on your trackpad and moving them up, down, left and/or right, you can scroll your currently open window through 360 degrees - useful when web surfing or typing a letter. Click on Trackpad and adjust the Double-Click Speed slider.īy default, clicking (or tapping if Tap to Click is activated) with two fingers is the equivalent of pressing a secondary mouse button. Adjust the trackpad's double-click speed in System Preferences. You can click and double-click on a trackpad just as you would with a mouse, for example, clicking on an icon to highlight it or double-clicking to open.
#Mac trackpad gestures on a pc windows
Set the speed at which the pointer moves using the Tracking Speed slider in the Trackpad preference pane.īy holding a click and moving the pointer, you can drag windows and icons on the desktop, or select a screen or window.
Control your pointer by placing a finger on the trackpad and moving it.
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