There is no Control Panel like in Windows or the old Classic Mac OS systems of years ago. Instead, what macOS has are System Preferences. You can access this from the Apple Menu and selecting the System Preferences… option.
Once you do you’ll see a list of Preferences Panes you can access by using a single mouse click. There are two you can utilise to address your issue, because both the Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad can be set up to do what you’re calling a right-click.
Below are screenshots of both the Mouse and Trackpad preference panes:
Note that when you look at both these preference panes you will see options for a Secondary click. This is the setting that will enable the right-click you’re looking for.
I suggest while you’re in System Preferences you also have a play with what else is available.
Finally, you may find the Mac tips for Windows switchers site of great interest to you.
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Hey all,
I'm new to the game. I was told I have to right-click in order to move troops and diplomates. On a Mac I use control click but it doesn't seem to work. I was wondering if any mac users know how to help with this.
Thanks.
There is no Control Panel like in Windows or the old Classic Mac OS systems of years ago. Instead, what macOS has are System Preferences. You can access this from the Apple Menu and selecting the System Preferences… option.
Once you do you’ll see a list of Preferences Panes you can access by using a single mouse click. There are two you can utilise to address your issue, because both the Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad can be set up to do what you’re calling a right-click.
Below are screenshots of both the Mouse and Trackpad preference panes:
Note that when you look at both these preference panes you will see options for a Secondary click. This is the setting that will enable the right-click you’re looking for.
I suggest while you’re in System Preferences you also have a play with what else is available.
Finally, you may find the Mac tips for Windows switchers site of great interest to you.
Hold down the ⌃CTRL key and click with the mouse. This will act as a right click.
Or you can set it up thru Apple menu → System Preferences... → Mouse and check Secondary Click.