For example, the pointer will change into a vertical line when hovering over text. The next option, Pointer Animations, affects whether the pointer would morph into different shapes when appropriate. Normally, the smallest possible size would be ideal for most users. Going back to Pointer Control, below the Appearance settings you can select a Pointer Size, which as expected, makes the pointer larger or smaller. In the "Color" menu, you can also set a Stroke Size, which only works if you've selected a mouse color, and makes the pointer even easier to see. The color of the pointer is normally dynamic, but can be changed to white, blue, red, green, yellow or orange. There, in the Appearance section, you can enable Increase Contrast to make the pointer a bit easier to see, Automatically Hide Pointer to make it disappear after a few seconds of inactivity, and set its Color. In Settings > Accessibility > Pointer Control are several additional mouse and pointer options, which allow for customizing the appearance of the circle that serves as a mouse pointer. However, after I got used to those mouse gestures on the iPad, the entire experience felt excitingly fresh, even if it's not perfect yet. Simply moving the mouse too fast or too gently can mean the difference between the correct and wrong action. To bring down the Control Center, move the mouse to the top right corner of the screen, then continue moving it up.Īlready you may be having trouble performing those actions correctly, and you're not alone.To go back to the home screen, move the mouse to the bottom of the screen, then continue moving it down quickly, until you're on the home screen.To view your recent apps, move the mouse to the bottom of the screen, then gently continue moving it down.To bring up your apps dock, gently move the mouse to the bottom of the screen.
You can imagine it being your virtual fingertip, as left-clicking with your mouse normally functions just like tapping your finger where the mouse is.īut what about going back to the home screen, or performing other gestures? This is where most people will need some adjusting to how mouse gestures are done on the iPad. You'll notice that the mouse pointer doesn't appear as an arrow, like we're used to seeing on Windows or macOS, but it's rather a circle.
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