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I'm pretty sure you didn't have to install the software, you should have been able to just plug it in and it would work. os x comes with many pre installed drivers, the ones you installed are most likely causing a conflict. I'd say try uninstalling the ones you installed,
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now i just noticed that the buttons like the back, foward and switch program buttons arent working and theres no preference for it under systems prefs Last edited by 99Z28; 03-25-2005 at 02:11 AM. |
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For those buttons you would need the MAC logitech driver. Which driver did you have installed that made the buttons not work? I have 2 macs with Logitech Trackman Marbles and a Optical Lotitech and both have the latest Logitech driver installed so all the buttons work, and I have not had a problem. What is the Logitech laser mouse? That does not ring a bell at all with me.
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http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/do...id=9409,OSID=9 thats what i got... |
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