mapping mouse buttons on logitech mouse

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I have a Logitech G5 mouse that I love and I use it on my mac mini. The only issues is I can't map the buttons. I want to be able to map the back button to actually work. Any way of doing this? Thanks
 
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Get Steermouse.
 
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Dumb question - are there no Mac OS X drivers for it? That would seem to be the obvious answer, no? I am using a Logitech S530 keyboard/mouse set and the drivers seem excellent. All buttons work as advertized. GREAT product, the S530 set.
 
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nope no mac drivers for it. Is there any free solutions for this. Sorry I am cheap
 
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There was a link I saw in one of the forums for a chance to win a free SteerMouse licence. Just do a search, you should find it.
 
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You don't need drivers, you just need Steermouse to configure it. And don't under any circumstances, install any Logitech software on your Mac.

Steermouse is only, what $20? Don't you have some relatives to sell?
 

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