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- Jul 14, 2008
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- iMac 2.66 GHz 20", iPad Mini2 32GB, iPhone6 64GB, Watch Sport 42mm Black, iPad Air 2 128GB
I have an iMac which I have had for a couple of weeks now. After many years with a PC, it is a revelation.
Everything has worked fine, but now a very minor issue seems to have started and I cannot work out what has caused it. Most times that I click on something within a program, it seems as if I am pressing harder than usual on the mouse button.
For example, I load Mail and click on a message - and it opens a separate window with the message in it, instead of just moving to that message in the main window.
A second example is that I load iTunes and click on a tune and it starts playing, instead of just moving the highlight bar to that track.
Is there some way that my mouse click has become more sensitive, or is double-clicking instead of single-clicking? If so, what can I do to fix it please? It is very minor but is still annoying.
Everything has worked fine, but now a very minor issue seems to have started and I cannot work out what has caused it. Most times that I click on something within a program, it seems as if I am pressing harder than usual on the mouse button.
For example, I load Mail and click on a message - and it opens a separate window with the message in it, instead of just moving to that message in the main window.
A second example is that I load iTunes and click on a tune and it starts playing, instead of just moving the highlight bar to that track.
Is there some way that my mouse click has become more sensitive, or is double-clicking instead of single-clicking? If so, what can I do to fix it please? It is very minor but is still annoying.
