Ibanez wrote:
>> IIRC it's command + click... I use a pc kb and mouse, so don't usually
>> worry about it.. most of the people I know using mac, are using pc usb
>> mice anyhow.
>
> Depends on what you are doing on Mac as far as other mouse buttons, but
> right-click as we know it on PCs is control + click on Macs.

using my mac via a KVM, so using PC kb/mouse...

> And I am one of those people that uses a "PC" usb mouse on
my Mac. (Funny
> enough, it happens to be a Microsoft Intellimouse, hah!) I could put up with
> control + clicking, but I can't do without my scroll wheel! :P

I just use right click a lot... I know the hotkeys a lot of time, but will
already have a hand on the mouse, and the scroll wheel is something I can't do 
without myself... I'm partial to Logitech rodents myself.  Funny thing, is 
after the "Windows Keyboard" I avoided the wheel mice for a long time... 
wasn't until I had to work at a computer with one for a few days that I fell 
in love... got rid of my logitech "first mouse" in favor of a
wheel mouse, and 
never went back, had much better luck with logitech hardware though, every MS 
mouse I've ever owned died in about a year...

> Now, if only I would take the time to get the scroll wheel working on my 
> Gentoo PC...

Yeah, that's the kicker, with the 2button + wheel (3,4,5) being pretty much
the standard, I don't get the sparse *nix support...

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