Upgrading to Snow Leopard so I could use free microarray analysis software was totally worth the $30, but it was NOT worth having my well-behaved TextEdit suddenly THINK IT IS SMART and start REPLACING SHIT AUTOMATICALLY. Goddamn it I fucking hate auto-replacement defaults, especially ones that are NOT ASCII.
(Also why is my computer now clicking all wrong? It's acting like other people's computers, where you point at stuff and that is considered intent, so I think it's not just broken, but I can't turn it OFF.)
(Also why is my computer now clicking all wrong? It's acting like other people's computers, where you point at stuff and that is considered intent, so I think it's not just broken, but I can't turn it OFF.)
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Date: 2010-07-29 07:28 pm (UTC)Can't remember if yours is a Mac or a MacBook. I just went through System Preferences for the Mouse and Trackpad here, and can't see any kind of option to do that :S
Do you have a local Apple Store that you can go into? I've found that going to the Genius Bar and saying "MY COMPUTER IS DOING SOMETHING STUPID PLEASE FIX" works quite well :)
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Date: 2010-07-29 08:13 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2010-07-30 11:38 am (UTC)More seriously, have you tried it with a mouse to see whether the same thing happens? Same issue with trackpad and mouse would be more likely a software/configuration fault, but occurring only with trackpad is more likely to be a trackpad fault. Those things do wear out!
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Date: 2010-07-30 04:01 pm (UTC)