Enable two-finger right-click on 15" MacBook Pros

I tried it and it is very exciting.great job,keep hacking guys

You can use iKey to create a Macro which sets the right click via trackpad automatically, everytime the MacBook Pro boots...at least until 10.4.7 updates things. ;)

Apple, for christ...

Just start putting a second button fcuking on your systems! Make the second button do the same thing as the first when running os x...

It really saddens me to see the typical poor Mac user having to fumble around without right click functionality. Goog god Windows users have had this since 1994.

Please get with it... you owe it to your loyal base.

#12: Not reinstalled, you sometimes need to disable/enable in the prefs pane after a reboot, I know I do. This is really more of a problem when I switch to XP and completely lack all these fancy trackpad enhancements, which is rare, and thus why I sometimes even forget to reactivate the right-tap in OS X when I reboot.

Stuck in the middle... late model PowerBook G4. Supports two-finger scroll, so iScroll won't install. Not intel, so I can't use this hack. Man... I could try that sidetrack program, but I'm so used to two-finger scrolling. Alas! ;)

Andy:
Yes, I can verify that iScroll2 works fine under OS X v10.4.6, on a 15" PowerBook (FW 800).

Hi people, so is anyone using iscroll2 under latest tiger? if so is it ok? (ill prob try it out when i get my 2nd hand ibook in a few days.

iscroll works great on the pre-scrolling ibook and powerbooks, I dont have track pad tap enabled on my G4 powerbook, but with iscroll I can use two finger scrolling and hold two fingers on the trackpad while clicking which functions as a right click, I even find this to be much more useful than having an entire second button like on PC laptops, if feels more natural and you dont even have to think about doing it.

iScroll 2's two finger right-click is slightly different; you need to hold down two fingers and click. With the MacBook, it functions like the trackpad tap, only using two fingers instead of one. Please refrain from posting if you have no idea what you are talking about.

And it DOESN'T need to be reinstalled every time for it to work, at least on my MacBook Pro.

I was kind of upset when my 2nd gen Macbook Pro didn't have this feature, thank you hackers!