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I'm not sure in Windows 7, but in XP SP3 it is an option in the Boot Camp item under Control Panel. After you install all the junk from the OSX DVD, there should be a Boot Camp icon in the Control Panel (should look like this). There is a "Keyboard" or "Mouse" tab in there which will give you the options for tapping, right-tapping, multi-touch, etc.

Should look something like this:

alt text http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=56552

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Update

It seems that this solution is only available with the newer unibody MacBook Pros, and may not work for everyone. Check out the comments thread for more info.

I'm not sure in Windows 7, but in XP SP3 it is an option in the Boot Camp item under Control Panel. After you install all the junk from the OSX DVD, there should be a Boot Camp icon in the Control Panel (should look like this). There is a "Keyboard" or "Mouse" tab in there which will give you the options for tapping, right-tapping, multi-touch, etc.

Should look something like this:

alt text http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=56552

link

Update

It seems that this solution is only available with the newer unibody MacBook Pros, and may not work for everyone. Check out the comments thread for more info.

I'm not sure in Windows 7, but in XP SP3 it is an option in the Boot Camp item under Control Panel. After you install all the junk from the OSX DVD, there should be a Boot Camp icon in the Control Panel (should look like this). There is a "Keyboard" or "Mouse" tab in there which will give you the options for tapping, right-tapping, multi-touch, etc.

Update

It seems that this solution is only available with the newer unibody MacBook Pros, and may not work for everyone. Check out the comments thread for more info.

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Jack M.
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I'm not sure in Windows 7, but in XP SP3 it is an option in the Boot Camp item under Control Panel. After you install all the junk from the OSX DVD, there should be a Boot Camp icon in the Control Panel (should look like this). There is a "Keyboard" or "Mouse" tab in there which will give you the options for tapping, right-tapping, multi-touch, etc.

Should look something like this:

alt text http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=56552

link

Update

It seems that this solution is only available with the newer unibody MacBook Pros, and may not work for everyone. Check out the comments thread for more info.

I'm not sure in Windows 7, but in XP SP3 it is an option in the Boot Camp item under Control Panel. After you install all the junk from the OSX DVD, there should be a Boot Camp icon in the Control Panel (should look like this). There is a "Keyboard" or "Mouse" tab in there which will give you the options for tapping, right-tapping, multi-touch, etc.

Should look something like this:

alt text http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=56552

link

I'm not sure in Windows 7, but in XP SP3 it is an option in the Boot Camp item under Control Panel. After you install all the junk from the OSX DVD, there should be a Boot Camp icon in the Control Panel (should look like this). There is a "Keyboard" or "Mouse" tab in there which will give you the options for tapping, right-tapping, multi-touch, etc.

Should look something like this:

alt text http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=56552

link

Update

It seems that this solution is only available with the newer unibody MacBook Pros, and may not work for everyone. Check out the comments thread for more info.

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Jack M.
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I'm not sure in Windows 7, but in XP SP3 it is an option in the Boot Camp item under Control Panel. After you install all the junk from the OSX DVD, there should be a Boot Camp icon in the Control Panel (should look like this). There is a "Keyboard" or "Mouse" tab in there which will give you the options for tapping, right-tapping, multi-touch, etc.

Should look something like this:

alt text http://lowendmac.com/mac2win/m2w07/art1130/bootcamp01-startup.jpgalt text http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=56552

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I'm not sure in Windows 7, but in XP SP3 it is an option in the Boot Camp item under Control Panel. After you install all the junk from the OSX DVD, there should be a Boot Camp icon in the Control Panel (should look like this). There is a "Keyboard" or "Mouse" tab in there which will give you the options for tapping, right-tapping, multi-touch, etc.

Should look something like this:

alt text http://lowendmac.com/mac2win/m2w07/art1130/bootcamp01-startup.jpg

Credit to owner here.

I'm not sure in Windows 7, but in XP SP3 it is an option in the Boot Camp item under Control Panel. After you install all the junk from the OSX DVD, there should be a Boot Camp icon in the Control Panel (should look like this). There is a "Keyboard" or "Mouse" tab in there which will give you the options for tapping, right-tapping, multi-touch, etc.

Should look something like this:

alt text http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=56552

link

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