Wow...

rts
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Well, MrTom will certainly be happy. Needing a new computer for Uni, and being in America with a favourable exchange rate, I have taken the plunge and got myself a 15" Powerbook. At my cousins now using his internet connection.

All I have to say is, wow. It is a superb, fast, simple yet amazing piece of kit. Obviously I've still got to get fully used to the new system! But have no regrets at taking the plunge...

One thing I need to get used to is the one button for the mouse. Where I would normally right-click a link and then Save Target As, what is the procedure on a Mac?
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You can get a standard two button or three button mouse for that PowerBook. As long as it's USB, it'll work.
rts
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But on a one button one, is there a way of saving targets.
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Right click on a Mac is click and hold is it not?
"He has to be larger than bacon"
Blob
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You hold down CONTROL and then CLICK
rts
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Cheers.
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So have you get to be knobbled for the import tax? Or did you actually "bring it over from the UK and are bringing it back"?
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rts wrote:One thing I need to get used to is the one button for the mouse. Where I would normally right-click a link and then Save Target As, what is the procedure on a Mac?
If you just want to download a file in Safari, hold down the Option key (aka alt) and click the link. This will download the file to your default download directory (often the Desktop)
rts
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Cheers James. A very useful piece of information to know.

Any other tips and tricks I should know?
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