Multi-touch in Snow Leopard? Does the multi touch functionality integrate into Mac OS X Snow Leopard as if it was like the MacBook Pro trackpad, or is it just separate software by Wacom that has to be running, and which works regardless of which...
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It's not perceived as a touch device by windows (yep, no win 7 touch features) or Mac OS so you are limited to the wacom driver which acts as a interpreter for the gestures and then sends, not touch inputs but keystrokes that trigger the proper action in a given program yet you can't program your own gestures nor program what each gesture does so you are dependent on wacom to support the programs you need. And the MacBooks trackpad if I not mistaken detects up to 3 fingers gestures while the bamboo only 2.
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I have Mavericks OS 10.9.4 and it works fine. I don't know how far back it goes. The box it came in was destroyed in our earthquake so I don't have the Mac specs handy, but I would guess it might go back as far as Snow Leopard, maybe earlier, but that is just a guess. Is it not supplied with the sales specs for the product? Sorry, I don't have more info handy at this time. I do have to say that I have moved on to Rosetta Stone. They have a terrific sale (50% and I bought the full program Levels I-V for about $250. Don't know if it's still on, but I received it just before the quake. Now that Our house is about restored, I'm getting ready to load it up.
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Yes, Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse works with Mac OS X Lion. For more information I would suggest you to contact Microsoft hardware support. It is a great mouse, I use one with my Surface RT
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If, by "multi-touch", you mean the capability to use two fingers to pinch or spread the screen image ... then the answer is yes.
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Not sure as I have still been leaving this trackpad tied to the USB port on my Mac. Sorry.
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I had a similar bad experience with installing Mavericks on a similar iMac. While the additional memory was helpful, I don't think the newer OSs are exactly compatible with legacy models; we had overheating and random shutdown issues. We eventually rolled back to Snow Leopard and it's been much better since.
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It is similar to mac touchpad. One finger single click two finger double click
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I'm not sure if it work with OS X Lion but I can test it out for you. I know for sure it works for OS X Snow Leopard because that is what I'm using it with. I have OS X Lion on my iMac but never tried playing it on it. I can give it a go a little later on today and get back to you. I will edit this answer once I give it a try.
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I can't speak to Leopard, but I have an aging TiBook 1GHZ running OS 10.4.10 and the "driver" and Canon software installed without a hitch. So yes, it is Mac compatible. All functions work great and I haven't found any that don't work. I even print to it wirelessly using IOgear GBU221WM bluetooth adapters.
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I am sorry I do not know because I do not use Mac. But I guest it should work because a lot of photographers are obsessed to work on Mac and Wacom had been an important tool for photographers to work on Adobe Photoshop.
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I forgot to attach this link with my answer!http://www.labnol.org/software/apple-magic-trackpad-with-windows/
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Short Answer: Yes, no multitouch. Long Answer: Linux Mint 15 is based on Ubuntu 13.04, and there has been support for the Apple Magic Trackpad in Ubuntu since about 10.04, but no support for multitouch. (That was about a year ago, the situation may have changed.) Pairing can also be confusing. Just search for "apple magic trackpad ubuntu" for details and the current state of support, it's on the Ubuntu wiki.
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It depends on your hardware, not your current OSX version. Check this page to see if your computer is compatible: http://www.everymac.com/mac-answers/snow-leopard-mac-os-x-faq/mac-os-x-snow-leopard-fully-compatible-intel-macs.html
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vista does not support multitouch, so you would not have any of the pinch, multifinger or swipe functionality, it might work as a standard mouse
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Just plugged it in to try. Scrolling, left-click and right-click zone work. Other multifinger gestures (define, mission control, next/prev desktop, zoom) do not. I even opened USB Overdrive and it doesn't recognize the gestures as events coming from the trackpad. So, it works, but is missing most gestures.
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Leo,How is it that you know it is multi-touch? I read the companies technical specs (in the downloadable PDF) andno where does it state or use the phrase "Multi-touch"
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Ah, this is interesting. I didn't know it would require an update to Snow Leopard, but I can see why it would. Then the update should come pretty soon, as Apple says (on the Apple Store) they will start shipping the mouse in "5-7 business days".