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LogiTech's MX510
I never liked Apple's one button mouse. I always needed one hand on the mouse and one on the keyboard. I bought Macally's iOptiNet mouse which was cool, but was given a LogiTech MX510. I looked at it and laughed - 8 buttons? You gotta be kidding! But it is kinda cool. Fits better in my hand than Macally's.
LogiTech's MX510
Wish it was possible to fully program all the buttons on the Logitech MX900... I really miss having an on-mouse Back, Shift and "Close Application" buttons. I have buttons 6, 7, and 8 mapped into Expose functions but it's not the same.
LogiTech's MX510
Does LogiTech not include their software to program the mouse? Mine is odd - it is a prefpane that calls up their app. Why bother with both when one will do?
LogiTech's MX510
I have buttons on my Logitech MX510 programmed for Hide App, Close Window, Cmd-Click (for opening web links in a tab). I used the Logitech "control center" app (available from their website).
LogiTech's MX510
The logitech driver works with MX5x0 and MX700 but not with the bluetooth MX900 - this mouse doesn't really work at all, the responsiveness is very crappy. The MX700 compared to that is GREAT - I really love that mouse and I can program all 8 buttons without bigger problems - works like a charm. The only thing I'm missing are application specific settings. |
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