Hello everyone,
I've been using the Freeform application on my Mac and I'm trying to figure out how to move the entire board using a (non Apple) mouse. I've been searching online for a while, but I haven't been able to find an answer.
Does anyone here know if there is a shortcut or setting that emulates the two finger (trackpad) gesture?
I would really appreciate any help or advice on this matter.
Thank you in advance!
Analytica
Right, Hama Mirano wireless USB.
I figured there should be some sort of shortcut so you can left click and drag the whole board around...
Edit:
Please note that this mouse does not have a middle-click button. Instead, the middle button is solely for horizontal and vertical scrolling. Maybe that's the one usually used for moving board?
Analytica wrote:
@dialabrain @Luis Sequeira1 – Thanks for your replies, guys!
I guess I'll have to use those mysterious scroll-bars you have been talking about 😅
You're welcome. At least it's something. 😎
It might help if you describe which non-Apple mouse you are using.
Sorry. I guess I don't understand your question. You can drag the Freeform window by the Title Bar like any other app. I've you mean move within the board itself, you use scroll gestures.
I just looked at the specs for your Hama Mirano mouse. There is no mention of it being compatible with Macs.
I am not familiar with that mouse, but probably there is no way to emulate two finger gesture.
You can, as always, use the (I hardly ever remember they still exist) scroll bars...
Luis Sequeira1 wrote:
You can, as always, use the (I hardly ever remember they still exist) scroll bars...
You and me both. 😎 At least you thought of them.
@dialabrain @Luis Sequeira1 – Thanks for your replies, guys!
I guess I'll have to use those mysterious scroll-bars you have been talking about 😅
Freeform: use mouse to move around?
