In such instances, there's no need to go search for the scroll bar. Instead, hold down the Shift key and scroll the mouse ...

There are generally two buttons on every mouse. The left button is the primary button, which selects the object at the screen cursor (click the mouse) or is held down (drag and drop). The right ...

However, you can adjust the rest of the icons on the Desktop to any size you’d like. To do that, place your cursor anywhere in the Desktop. Then, while you hold down the Ctrl key, rotate your mouse’s ...

The mouse, and therefore the mouse cursor, was invented by Douglas Englebart, and was initially an arrow pointing up. When the XEROX PARC machine was built, the cursor changed into a tilted arrow.

The upside of the large cursor is that it helps you conceptualize how iPadOS’s mouse support works at the most basic level: it’s really just giving you a virtual finger.

The simple change in 10.5 is that these icons can now be Control-clicked as well as Command-clicked. So if you’ve got a multi-button mouse (and if you don’t, you should go get one—really ...