I  just upgraded my Macbook (late 2007) into X Lion , but the  multi touch gestures is not working. Is this not compatible with my Macbook?

I just upgraded my Mackbook (late 2007) into X Lion , but the Multi Touch gestures is not working. Is this not compatible with my Macbook?

jimmyfromdubai wrote:
... do I need to buy a new MAC office?
A better solution is to try a number of better, free alternatives. Consider
LibreOffice (donation-supported)
NeoOffice (free)
OpenOffice (free)
I use Apple's Pages ($19.99) as well as OpenOffice and have been completely Microsoft - free for over a year now. Life is better without Microsoft.

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