Comments for My Mac Switch http://www.mymacswitch.com Help from a lifelong PC user who switched to Mac Wed, 10 Mar 2010 04:58:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 Comment on How Do I Right Click on My Mac? by Steve http://www.mymacswitch.com/how-do-i-right-click-on-my-mac/#comment-5 Steve Wed, 07 Jan 2009 02:23:51 +0000 http://www.mymacswitch.com/?p=18#comment-5 It is very true that you may use a two button USB mouse from a PC to "right click" on a Mac. I do not use a mouse with my Macbook though, when I am sitting on the sofa a mouse is a little inconvenient. I use the touchpad. I know that Apple has a "Mighty Mouse" but It is only a single button, I believe. Thank you for the comment. I guess I should have listed a two button USB mouse would work. It is very true that you may use a two button USB mouse from a PC to “right click” on a Mac. I do not use a mouse with my Macbook though, when I am sitting on the sofa a mouse is a little inconvenient. I use the touchpad. I know that Apple has a “Mighty Mouse” but It is only a single button, I believe.

Thank you for the comment. I guess I should have listed a two button USB mouse would work.

]]> Comment on How Do I Right Click on My Mac? by Elise http://www.mymacswitch.com/how-do-i-right-click-on-my-mac/#comment-4 Elise Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:36:26 +0000 http://www.mymacswitch.com/?p=18#comment-4 If you have had a windows computer, use the mouse that is wireless and plug the USB side into the mac. Then it should work. If you don't have one you can go to Best Buy and look for laptop mouses that have right click buttons. SOLVED If you have had a windows computer, use the mouse that is wireless and plug the USB side into the mac. Then it should work. If you don’t have one you can go to Best Buy and look for laptop mouses that have right click buttons. SOLVED

]]> Comment on How Can I Control a Windows Computer From My Mac? by Ryo Koyama http://www.mymacswitch.com/how-can-i-control-a-windows-computer-from-my-mac/#comment-3 Ryo Koyama Mon, 05 Jan 2009 04:43:02 +0000 http://www.mymacswitch.com/?p=34#comment-3 An easy way to deal with the IP address port-forwarding challenges for remote desktop of the Windows machine via the Mac (or vice versa for that matter) you could use Yoics (http://yoics.com). Both the Windows and Mac versions come built in with VNC, but you can also use it as a ultra simple VPN for MSFT remote desktop as well. Best Ryo An easy way to deal with the IP address port-forwarding challenges for remote desktop of the Windows machine via the Mac (or vice versa for that matter) you could use Yoics (http://yoics.com). Both the Windows and Mac versions come built in with VNC, but you can also use it as a ultra simple VPN for MSFT remote desktop as well.

Best

Ryo

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