Right-Click Requirements

There are a few places in TempoWeave Studio where a Right-Click is either required, or quicker. Most mice have at ease two buttons and one is designated as the Right Mouse button (they can usually be swapped for lefties), but when we say Right-Click we normally mean the right-most mouse button.

If you have a mouse with only a single button, you have a few options:

Right-click on Mac

On your Mac, a right-click is called a secondary click or Control-click. To open shortcut menus, Control-click an item (such as the desktop, icons, or files) using your keyboard and mouse or trackpad.

Control-click an item

Press and hold the Control key while you click an item using your mouse or trackpad.

Tip: If you have a Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keyboard (USB-C), you can use the Contextual Menu key (located below the F13 key) to open a shortcut menu with your keyboard.

You can also set up additional Control-click options for your mouse or trackpad.

Control-click items using only your mouse

To Control-click items using only your mouse, you may need to change its settings.

Mouse options in System Settings showing the secondary click option set to Click Right Side and the corresponding animation.
  1. Go to the System Settingsarrow-up-right app on your Mac.

  2. Click Mouse in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.)

  3. Click the “Secondary click” pop-up menu, then choose an option.

    You can choose to click the right or left side of the mouse surface, whichever is most comfortable for you.

Control-click items using only your trackpad

To Control-click items using only your trackpad, you may need to change its settings.

Trackpad options in System Settings showing the secondary click option set to Click with Two Fingers and the corresponding animation.
  1. Go to the System Settingsarrow-up-right app on your Mac.

  2. Click Trackpad in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.)

  3. Click the “Secondary click” pop-up menu, then choose an option.

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