Slow Keys adjust the amount of time when a key is pressed and when it’s activated. If you wish them to be displayed, they can be shown in the top right, bottom right, top left, or bottom left of your Mac’s screen.Īlso from the Hardware option of the Accessibility preference pane is the option to enable Slow Keys. ° Hear a beep when a modifier key is set. ° Press the Shift key fives times to toggle Sticky Keys When this feature is on, you can press the keys for a shortcut in sequence instead of needing to hold them down at the same time. They make some keyboard shortcuts easier for people who have limited dexterity. You can choose from Hardware and Accessibility Keyboard.Ĭlick the former and you have the option to Enable Sticky Keys.
Open System Preferences and select Accessibility. You can also change some of the settings on your mouse and/or trackpad via the Accessibility option. ° Show Desktop makes use of a spreading thumb and three fingers to hide open windows and display the underlying desktop. ° LaunchPad defines a gesture to open the Launchpad app. ° App Expose is used to define a swipe gesture to enter Expose. ° Mission Control defines a swipe gesture to open Mission Control. ° Notification Center defines a swipe motion to open and close the notification panel. ° Swipe Between Full-Screen Apps activates a swiping motion on the trackpad to switch between any open full-screen apps you are using. ° Swipe Between Pages moves you back or forward in any application that makes use of back and forward commands, such as a web browser. Shown are the option for “More Gestures” for the trackpad. Select this option, and you can choose agesture to use to move between pages in a document. The Mouse preference pane also offers a “More Gestures option. It also offers the option to “Set Up a Bluetooth Mouse.”
The Mouse preference pane also shows you the battery level of your mouse. You may have to experiment to find the speed that works best for you. Move the “Tracking Speed” slider left or right to set the speed of the mouse pointer on your screen. Enable this to be able to zoom in or out an item by double tapping the mouse with one finger.Īt the bottom of the preference pane, you’ll see a slider that allows you to adjust your mouse’s tracking speed. Sorry, but this doesn’t work with non-Apple mice. secondary click on the mouse.You can choose whether you want that secondary click to be performed on the right or left side of your mouse. Enable this and you’ll enable right-clicking with a …. I can think of no good reason to change this. With this enabled (which it is by default), the mouse scrolling will follow the direction of your fingers.
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