If you're using icon view clean up puts all the icons in orderly positions (Lined up horizontally and vertically). I think the order depends on other settings. If you want to see just go to icon view, move the icons to random places, and choose clean up.
If you are at the Desktop, it arranges the icons on the Desktop. If you are in a Finder window and right click, it moves around the items in that window.
Pretty Much the same thing as it does on windows. Right clicking on a Mac brings up an extra menu. For example if you right click on a desktop you can create a new folder, delete a folder, and change the wallpaper, etc.
To get the Mac app store, you click on the Apple logo on the top of the desktop and then click system update to get it.
Pressing the Control (ctrl) key and clicking the mouse replicates a Right Click and provides a contextual menu of options to select.
For PC: Go to Start>All programs. Right click on the Google Chrome application, and click create shortcut. For MAC: You can add it to your dock by going into your applications folder, and dragging it to the dock. To create a desktop shortcut instead, Go to the applications folder, right click on the Google Chrome application, and click "make alias". Then drag the alias to the desktop. WARNING: Do not drag the application right to the desktop. This will create a duplicate rather than a shortcut (alias)
From the Finder's File menu select New Folder (or use the keyboard shortcut - Shift, Command, N) or right click on the Desktop and select New folder from the menu.
It will come up with these things:New FolderGet InfoChange Desktop BackgroundClean UpArrange by > Name, Modified, Created, Size, Kind, LabelShow View OptionsHope this helps! MacOSPatmacospat@gmail.com
To grab an image from a website you can either: * Click on the picture and drag it out of the browser window onto your desktop. * Right click on the image and select Save image as... from the menu that appears.
To see the contents of a folder: If you are looking at folders in a Finder window select the column view. If a folder is on. For example. the Desktop right click on it. Drag a folder to the right hand end of the Dock and then click on it.
If you have a MAC just drag it from the hard drive onto your desktop. If you have PC open applications and drag to your desktop
In the Trash, right click on the app and it may give you an option to "Put Back" to where you got it from. If not you can just drag it out onto the desktop or where ever you want it.
Right click or Control click if you're on a Mac with no right click mouse