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An AppleScript to avoid a Logitech mouse speed issue
Authored by: winklebleck on Jul 11, '05 10:13:02AM

Ohh bless you! Though I am having an issue "saving it as an app" I added .app, but it launches classic. Any advice?

Scott



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An AppleScript to avoid a Logitech mouse speed issue
Authored by: rkilgard on Jul 11, '05 10:23:56AM

Thanks! This is fantastic. If you are using this on a laptop, however, you need to change 'click radio button 2' to 'click radio button 3' since the 2nd button is for the trackpad.

This has been a minor annoyance for me since I use the logitech keyboard and mouse in my office and take my powerbook back and forth. Now I can just run this script once I arrive at the office and everything is golden. Thanks again!



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An AppleScript to avoid a Logitech mouse speed issue
Authored by: ever on Jul 11, '05 01:01:29PM

In order to use the script at all you must first copy the plain text code and paste it into Apple's Script Editor. (in your Applications/AppleScript/ folder) Then you can click File->Save As, using File Format: Application (none of the options are necessary)



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An AppleScript to avoid a Logitech mouse speed issue
Authored by: rmcmahan on Jul 11, '05 01:55:09PM

My problem has been that, in spite of having Mouse Zoom to speed up my mouse movement (I like a fast mouse), the mouse (MX500) is extremely slow after switching users. To correct it, I would change both the mouse and the Mouse Zoom pref pane settings in that order. Quite by accident I discovered that when the mouse started moving slowly, I could just quickly unplug my mouse from the keyboard and plug it back in again -- much quicker than than going to the preference panel and just about as quick as calling up a script.



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