TrackpadsMacintosh laptops have a built-in trackpad to do what a mouse does. The trackpad is a flat space on which you drag your finger to move the pointer around the screen. It takes a little time to get used to it.Generally, move your finger around the trackpad. When you want to click on an item, tap the bar under the trackpad (shown below). There are several controls you can set for your trackpad that can make it easier to use; when you get to Chapter 12, read about the System Preferences, then use the "Keyboard & Mouse" preferences to change the setting for the trackpad.If you find the trackpad awkward, you can always plug a mouse into the back or side of your laptop and use that instead. Be sure to check the controls mentioned above so your Mac doesn't get confused between the trackpad and the mouse. |
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