Multi-Touch gestures are moves that you make on a Mac's trackpad to send Mac OS X commands, mostly for navigating the Mac OS X interface. When you switch to a Mac from Windows, adjusting to Multi-Touch takes a little practice, so this table is here to help you:
| Gesture | Command It Performs |
|---|---|
| Two-finger swipe | Scroll (up, down, left, or right) |
| Two fingers on keypad+click | Right click (same as Control+click) |
| Three-finger swipe | Switch spaces or open applications |
| Three-finger double tap | Look up a word in the dictionary or on Wikipedia |
| Four-finger swipe up | Show Mission Control |
| Four-finger swipe down | Show all windows for the current application |
| Four-finger pinch | Show Launchpad |
| Four-finger spread | Show Desktop |
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Source:http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/navigating-mac-os-x-with-multitouch-gestures.html
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