Do the Envy drivers support tap to click? As in not actually pressing/clicking the trackpack/buttons, but just tapping it?
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yes it comes with one tap to left click anywhere on the pad. and i added two finger tap to right click and three finger tap to middle click. The macbook pro isn't tap to click though. You have to click the pad on the macbook pro.
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What do you mean you added those extras? -
In the settings w/ reil's
Two finger tap = right click for me
Three finger tap activates middle click (the scroll thing)
Pretty much every laptop under the sun supports tap to click, but not every one has multitouch tapping -
Auxilio_ab_alto Notebook Consultant
In the new Envy 14, two and three finger taps are built in.
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Can the Envy 14 click on anywhere on the pad? Can you do 2 finger clicks?
Can it do 3 finger or 4 finger gestures (using touch not click). For example, can I swipe up/down with 4 fingers like the MBP? Does the gesture do the command fluidly or does it lag and jerk? -
Auxilio_ab_alto Notebook Consultant
You can do two fingers, and three finger clicks.
You can do three and four finger gestures. A four finger swipe up activates Aero Flip, a four finger swipe down shows the desktop. Four fingers left or right brings up the alt-tab menu.
Three finger swipes are application specific.
Commands are fairly fluid. Not quite as good as MBP but it's livable. A little confusing is that on a MBP, the four finger swipe up normally shows the desktop and down activates Expose. But in this, it's the opposite. And Aero Flip isn't quite as good as Expose.
In order to emulate Expose, I got Switcher. But I can't quite figure out if there's a way to active switcher with four finger swipes, so for now I mapped it to the "Application" button to the right of the right Alt button. -
cool thanks
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Auxilio_ab_alto Notebook Consultant
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Oh, I reread and now I get it.
So wait, you have one of these already? -
Auxilio_ab_alto Notebook Consultant
I've already transferred all my documents and media, and customized it to be as close to OS X as possible. -
Oh cool :O
So how are the temps, and what's the smartsense thing in the picture?
(this is kind of getting off topic, but w.e) -
Auxilio_ab_alto Notebook Consultant
You can adjust the sensitivity of SmartSense, restricting pointing and/or tapping to a certain zone on the touchpad, and change a filter activation time. I haven't adjusted any of the settings but it's enabled by default.
Temps seem alright. The hardest thing I put it through though was installing Ubuntu.
Tap to click on envy trackpad? (like with macbook)
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