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A touch-sensitive device for controlling a pointer on a computer's screen. It is similar to a mouse, but translates the motion of a user's finger to a relative position on a screen.
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How can I make a Macbook Pro to recognise a connected mouse as a mouse?
Even with the "Ignore built-in trackpad when mouse or wireless mouse is present" checkbox checked in Accessibility, my trackpad still accepts input even while my mouse is connected. … By the way, my trackpad turns off when I have any other mice connected. …
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