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Microsoft Flight Simulator (often abbreviated as MSFS or FS) is a series of amateur flight simulator programs for Microsoft Windows operating systems, and earlier for MS-DOS and Classic Mac OS.It is one of the longest-running, best-known, and most comprehensive home flight simulator programs on the market. It was an early product in the Microsoft application portfolio and differed. Aug 16, 2011 For some Macintosh users, the download-only availability of Mac OS X Lion is no big deal: pay your $29.99 and let your broadband connection do all the work of pulling in 4GB of data. But if you don’t have a broadband connection—or anticipate needing to install or recover Lion while away from the Internet—that lack of an installable DVD version of Lion might be a serious problem.
Get more use out of your mouse on macOS with this very simple, open-source prefpane that enables new button actions and smooth scrolling
What's new in Mac Mouse Fix 2.0.0 Beta 4:
- Various improvements to the user experience.
- The remap table is now grouped by button, making it much easier to parse, especially when using many actions on the same button.
- The default configuration now features lots more actions mapped to the Middle Button. Namely 'Look Up', 'Show Desktop', 'Launchpad', and 'Mission Control & Spaces'. I think that, with the new cleaned-up layout, this is not overwhelming to new users like it would have been with the old layout. It teaches users about the possibilities and it empowers users who don't like to spend much time setting things up.
- Introduces toast notifications. These allow Mac Mouse Fix to show peripheral and contextual information without obstructing what the user wants to do.
Macs have a tendency not to play well with any mouse that features more than two buttons, and Apple doesn't seem to be convinced that even two are necessary. So if you have a third-party mouse, especially one with side buttons, mapping them to various functions will prove difficult.
While not the first project to attempt to provide a solution to this issue, Mac Mouse Fix looks great for a few reasons. For one, it is a simple prefpane that integrates into the OS. It also comes with quite a few features, though more would be welcome, and it is completely free and open-source.
The plight of Magic Mouse haters everywhere
If you're like me and can't stand Apple's Magic Mouse, you probably have some other third-party device connected to your Mac. While these mostly work just fine, it's more difficult to use certain macOS features that were designed with the Magic Mouse or trackpad in mind.
Mac Mouse Fix attempts to bridge the gap, up to a point, by allowing you to map your mouse buttons to system functions that you wouldn't normally be able to access in this fashion. It also offers smooth scrolling, which is a nice touch, but I would have also loved a quick option to disable mouse acceleration, one of the biggest macOS annoyances in my view.
Make the most of your non-Apple mouse
You can bind your middle mouse button to perform two actions, one when you click it briefly and one when you hold it down. These options include activating Mission Control, showing the desktop, and using Quick Look.
The side buttons can be configured to move you back and forward when browsing the web, their classic function, but Mac Mouse Fix also allows them to move you between Spaces, which is awesome for people who use this feature.
Decent feature set, and very easy to configure
It's clear that the developer has some big plans for this tool, and it looks great even in its current state, but I would like to see more mapping possibilities added in the future, as well as the option to disable mouse acceleration.
When it comes to setting everything up, things could hardly be simpler. The options are all quite intuitive, and you can also disable it altogether from a simple checkbox.
At the moment, most of the apps that Mac Mouse Fix seeks to replace offer more features, but they are generally not free either. If this product offers everything you need—you're in luck; if not, you can probably just wait a while until its functionality is expanded in future updates.
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Mac Mouse Fix was reviewed by Catalin Chelariu
Mac Mouse Fix 1.0.3 / 2.0.0 Beta 4
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- macOS 10.11 or later (Universal Binary)
- file size:
- 1.7 MB
- filename:
- MacMouseFixApp.zip
- main category:
- System Utilities
- developer:
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Materials kits and virtual instruction will be$60. Families will be expected to provide basic supplies such as scissors, pencils, pens, and other required items as noted.
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This program takes more time to complete than our other virtual programs. Therefore, we encourage only those students who can commit to working the entire week to register. The first 30 registered students will be accepted into the program. All other students will be encouraged to select a different virtual camp.