Right clicking like in Windows?

To have right-click functionality enabled in Mac OS X, open “System Preferences”.

Select “Keyboard and Mouse”, then select “Mouse”.

Set the right side button to “Secondary Button”.

I hope that this helps.

I have my MBP setup to tap 2 fingers for the 'right click.' Great feature!!

Also, you can just hold down the control key when you click, whichever of these suggestions works best for you. I tend to use the 2 finger method when I don't have a multi-button mouse attached.

I really like the two finger tap as well... unfortunately... I switch back and forth between Macs and PCs pretty regularly. Everytime I'm on a PC, I start out trying to do the right (secondary) click with the two finger tap. It becomes very intuitive.

Double tap for right click sounds useful but I can't find it. System Preferences > Keyboard and Mouse yields a window with three tabs: Keyboard, Bluetooth, and Keyboard Shortcuts. No Mouse. What to do?

To the right of "keyboards and mouse" under system preferences there should be an icon labelled "trackpad." You should find the option there.

Right you are. I had been using the right-lower corner as the secondary click. I'll try this one, too. Thanks for your help.

I found that if you go into the control panal and then click on Boot Camp which should be an icon in your control panel if you are running windows in Boot Camp. Then in the Boot Camp options there are options to apply click on tap and second click on double tap. There are also options for using the apple remote and the F1 F2 F3 keys. Just go along the tabs across the top of the BootCamp options window.
I hope this helps