Friday, January 28, 2011

Magic trackpad by using the Customize BetterTouchTool

Filed under: Software, Macby Kelly Hodgkins (RSS feed) on Jan 19th 2011 at 11: 00 am

We took a look at the last year and BetterTouchTool covers the use of the Magic mouse and MacBook trackpad. As you can expect, versatile utility can also customize the Magic trackpad functionality. The application features more than 50 multi-touch gestures, including taps, clicks and swipes from one to five fingers. You can customize each movement to carry out a wide range of predefined actions, or you can set a custom desktop shortcut.

You can even create your own movements and add the button commands (fn, ctrl, command, option), one at a time. In addition to quadruple the number of available gestures, these buttons can also be used to prevent accidental activation of motion by pressing button click or deliberately tap before swiping. Gestures and functionality are the focus of the application, but it has a few tricks up its sleeve diluted, which you can target and the size of the window in Windows 7 such as well as control the speed and sensitivity of the touchpad.

This tool combines the Magic trackpad, and supercharge your iMac, Mac Pro or Mac mini input methods. If you are using the Magic mouse and trackpad, Magic, it's a good idea to check out BetterTouchTool. This application features a tappable hotspots around the unique ability of the trackpad, you can duplicate the functionality of the Magic mouse and keep all the multi-touch gesture trackpad goodness, that Magic with you.

BetterTouchTool is available free of charge from boastr.net.

[Macworld]


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