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 Banish Those Mountain Lion Banner Notifications With A Swipe [OS X Tips] If you're using a Magic Mouse, it's even easier. Exactly one finger easier, in fact. Use a one finger swipe to the right, after hovering over the notification window . Instead, the Control Center Bluetooth button disconnects your iPhone or iPad from
 Discussion in 'OS X Mountain Lion (10.8)' started by Nilscollection, Feb 21, 2012. If that's done, you'll be able to open your Notification Center with e.g. 'swiping' your Apple logo to the left on a Magic Mouse. [?IMG] Dashboard to a 3 finger swipe from the left and setting Notifications to a 3 finger swipe from the right.
 28 Nov 2012 Magic Mouse also has some basic gestures, but the trackpad is where it really shines. Instead of control-clicking, you can get the equivalent of a right-click For Mountain Lion's new notification center you can swipe two
 1 Sep 2012 Notification Center. It also works with one finger on the Magic Mouse. 6 Handy Tips for Mountain Lion's Notification Center | Addictive Tips
 If you are using Mountain Lion, you've probably seen the banner style use two fingers to swipe them away to the right; on the Magic Mouse, it's one pause banners yourself using the switch at the top of Notification Center
 Click on the Hot Corners button, then choose Notification Center from one So I have it set to the top-right corner, which is logical, as that is where Notification Center lives. to be displayed by double tapping with two fingers on the Magic Mouse. MacBook Pro 2.8GHz - Lion Latest Mountain Lion Hints.
 6 Aug 2012 Notification Center is a new feature in OS X Mountain Lion that swipe from the right edge of your trackpad toward the center. One issue with the gesture shortcut is that it doesn't provide a solution for Magic Mouse users.
 Is it possible to change where alerts in the notification center appear on the screen? in the top right tend to cover up work I'm doing more often than not and I would prefer, say, the bottom right corner of the screen. with a Magic Mouse.
 iMac (27-inch Mid 2011), OS X Mountain Lion Click the "bars" icon on the far right of the menubar. There's not a mouse gesture. Jul 26, 2012
     
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