Learning My First Mac

One of the first differences you notice when switching to Mac is the missing right-mouse button. And if you switch to a new Macbook Pro, the difference is even starker - there are no mouse buttons - just one big clickable multi-touch surface. Right-clicking, or secondary clicking, initiates easy access to common needs such as copy, paste, save, etc. On Mac without a two-button mouse, the right-click menu can be brought up by holding Control when you click the mouse button, and on a multi-touch trackpad it can also be brought up by clicking simultaneously with two fingers next to each other.