Does Microsoft mouse software work on a MAC? Last i checked it was not supporting the latest operating systems
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I bought one in Late year 2010. It works for the following which I experienced: Mac OS X 10.6, 10.7, 10.8, 10.9 (needs to download and install the driver from microsoft.com) Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8 (works on the fly) Ubuntu 10.10, 11.04, 11.10, 12.04 (works on the fly) Microsoft seems to be a hardware standard and it works with pretty much everything. I'm not an Microsoft employee.
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It works with mine: OS X 10.8.2; it's just a basic mouse in the form of a pen. I haven't tried it on an earlier Mac, but it worked under Linux when I bought it a few years ago, so I would expect that it would work pretty much anywhere. I don't know if it has extra functionality under Windows, though - I've never tried it there.
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This mouse works fine on my Mac. After first plugging it in, the DPI buttons worked fine, but the back and forward buttons didn't. There are no Mac drivers/software from Logitech, however there is other software out there for Mac OS that will let you program the extra mouse buttons. So for gaming, you won't have quite the flexibility that using this mouse in Windows will offer, but it is still a great mouse for Mac.
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I am not familiar with your system so, I an't give a definite answer. My system uses windows OS and the mouse works fine.
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Yes, everything about the Arc Touch mouse works with Mac OS X (Mavericks). You will need to play with the scroll settings to get it to work properly, not as smooth as the scroll feature on the Magic Mouse.
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I have the wireless version and it's great on my Mac (except for severe wireless interference which happens on windows too), so I'm sure this one will work great. I recommend that you go into System Preferences/Keyboard/Modifier Keys and swap both the Option Key and the Command Key. That way they're in the proper position on the keyboard. That's the only thing I change. I don't even bother to install the MS drivers.
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Yes, there is a mouse function that works with Android, Windows 7+, and Mac OS, just not iOS.
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Yes it *is* compatible like the other answers say, but what they did NOT tell you, is that there is NO software provided for programming the mouse in MacOSX. You have to boot into windows to do that. I tried programming it inside a VM (with VMWare) and it didn't work. Possibly Parallels or Virtualbox VM's might work for programming it, but I doubt it. And you WILL want to program the sensitivity settings (even if you don't want to reprogram any of the buttons), so that little switch below the scroll wheel will work for you.
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YES! Any mouse will work with the MacBook - just won't be able to use all of the features as a Mac Mouse only has one button - in other words, no right click.
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This mouse, model 525 does NOT fully support the Mac. There is no LCC software for this model for OS-X (all versions). You will only be able to use the most basic functions of the mouse without this support. I returned mine and purchased a model M705 which is fully supported for Mac.
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I checked the Technical Data Sheet for this device on Microsoft web site. It says it will have limited functionality, and lists only OS X 10.7-10.9. You may have noticed in the answers here that some people use it with a Mac. http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/d/sculpt-ergonomic-mouse
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I am not sure about macbook compatibility. There is a disc with Logitech software that comes with the mouse. You install it to get enhanced features - like changing the button assignments, etc.. In the directions it says simply to double-click the "Logitech" logo in the Macintosh system. I suppose this refers to Mac computers but maybe it could refer to to Macbooks as well. I am just not sure and don't want to give you any false information. Maybe you could contact Logitech and ask them if it is compatible with a Macbook. I am sorry I couldn't give you a more definite answer.
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Hi Fernando. Yes the DXT Mouse does work on a mac. As Angela pointed out you can adjust the cursor settings in System Preferences. You also have the opportunity to adjust the speed on the bottom of the mouse between 500,1000,1500 & 2000 dpi.RegardsCity Ergonomics
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The Logitech website only lists Windows, so I don't believe it works with a Mac.
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Well i don't have a Mac but i searched around and that it works on some games and kinda gives trouble on others ,it is the drivers logitech doesn't seem to have drivers for Mac probably you can check out the xbox controller.
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I have had no luck getting the Logitech software to work with Mac OS X Yosemite (10.10). The mouse mostly works - but the buttons cannot be programmed, gone back to using a Microsoft Mouse 5000 on my iMac.
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I think it can be used as normal mouse in Mac without any specify behavior like scroll, etc. Because the software IntelliPoint is only for Windows.