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I have the bluetooth mighty mouse and I'm trying to use both the right and left click at the same time while playing a game. Is there any way to do this? Seems like this function was sacrificed in the name of good 'ole apple uniqueness.
Hi there just a thought but why not set the scroll ball to button 3, then set left/right click as button 3 in your game settings, that way you get your seperate left and right clicks and a combined click all in the same area.
Just an idea and as I never play games on my computers it might not be a good one.
MM is not a two-button mouse. There is a capacitive sensor under the front of the mouse that simple determines if there is a single finger over the right side of the button. If there is, it's a right click. Otherwise a left. There can be no "both."
Obviously if you use your left finger you get a left click.
If you click the button by pressing the mouse from the rear, you get a left click.
If you use two fingers you get a left click.
Only if there is a finger over the right side of the front will you get a right-click.
So logically, it's not an A+B but an A or B function.
As the other poster noted, you can program the scroll button for whatever your game requires as a left-right click. Or you can use either of the side buttons.
Or you can get a Logitech mouse with two real buttons for left and right.
You can use MacKB4Win to right click and left click at the same time on a Mac. It's available at www.sciactive.com. You can also use a lot of other keys that aren't on the Mac keyboard.
