Logitech Mouse Driver-- good?

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On 2005-07-09 23:12:00 +0300, David Yeh <nospam RemoveThis @nospam.com> said:

> How good is the newest (1.5.0) Logitech mouse driver for OS X? I'm in
> the market for a new mouse... I've been using a MS Mouse with
> Intellipoint, and I really like the degree of customization it allows
> (different button settings for different apps, etc.), but I don't like
> the new mouse designs. I'm looking at the Logitech laser cordless
> mice; however I'm hesitant because Logitech has a history of drivers
> with limited customization features. Is this still the case?
>
> Thanks,
> dave

hi,

I use logitech mouse, and trackball and I installed the driver for a
little more speed of pointer.

Customization features look ok to me, but it's subjective; of course.

You may try to get info from Logitech about a specific thing you need.

E.g. for both devices, wheel button here opens "Path Finder" (kind of
finder) and OS X is clever so if it's already running, it opens new
window for it. ;)

Ilgaz
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John Rethorst <nobody DeleteThis @nowhere.net> wrote:
> Gnarlodious <gnarlodious DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > I bought a Logitech wireless mouse a few months ago and it was a mistake to
> > install the downloaded driver at that time. I ended up buying the
> > USBOverdrive application and while it works as expected the Logitech kernel
> > extension knocked it out. I then had to uninstall all Logitech components to
> > get the USBOverdrive to work.
>
> I bought a Logitech mouse, did not like the driver, bought USB Overdrive, and
> everything's great.

Huh? I use a Logitech MX700, and it installed with a
really nice configurator in System Prefs.

And I still keep the white mouse plugged in for emergencies, or when
I've cradled the mouse but remembered something else I needed to do.
 >> Stay informed about: Logitech Mouse Driver-- good?