Anyone know how to program the two left buttons using Mac OSX 10.9? Kensington website is no help.
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I'm not familiar with MAC a lot, but I would say that the buttons on the mouse are respond to the standard 3 and 4 buttons and if you would install any software/driver that had a configuration for more then 2 buttons, you would be able to configure them. it does not have to be a kensinngton software, it has to have an option for more than 2 button to configure.
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Didnt recieve any software with the mouse and could not locate any. Now, having said that, its fairly easy to set the function for each of the buttons. Simply press the key on the keyboard you want a button to use while holding down the button on the mouse.....wait a minute...I think its the other way round...hold down the keyboard then select the mouse button...hmmm.....cant remember now for sure...&lt;laugh&gt; Doesnt matter, just try either way and whichever one will work.
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The original came with two keys. If you have lost both of them did you register them when you bought the lock? If you registered just login to the Kensington website and reorder your replacement keys. If you did not register like you were suppose to than you might want to call them and explain your situation. The problem might not be able to be solved if you did not register you keys as they have a special number just for your lock. Good luck!
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Just plugged it in to try. Scrolling, left-click and right-click zone work. Other multifinger gestures (define, mission control, next/prev desktop, zoom) do not. I even opened USB Overdrive and it doesn't recognize the gestures as events coming from the trackpad. So, it works, but is missing most gestures.
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Just download and install the software from Logitech website. Use it to change the programming of the buttons...
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Hello there, thanks for inquiring. Unfortunately, I'm a Windows kind of guy. Anywho, I checked microsoft's web site, & I found that they have drivers for Mac OS 10.4- 10.7 as well as an Intellitype Pro software for Mac. So I'm pretty sure they'll have an update for your Mac OS. You should check it out. FYI: if you type a great deal, it'll take a while to get used to the numerical arrangements & other keys. Remember that this keyboard was intended for gamers.
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It kind of looks like one big button but this is a two button mouse. I've used it on both Macs and Windows PCs. You get the "right-click" behavior without using the control key.
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The side buttons do not work out of the box. However, in the Systems Preferences>Accessibility>Switch Control side bar>Switches tab, there are 4 built in system commands: Restart from top, Select item, Move to next item, Stop scanning, as well as executing Apple scripts when a side button is pressed. If you want more commands or don't know how to program in Apple script, I recommend downloading BetterTouchTool (Free). You can bind the side button to any keyboard shortcut. In my case, I bind them to command-[ and command-], which is the command for back a page, forward a page respectively for almost all apps (Chrome, Safari, Finder etc.) The side buttons do not work out of the box. However, in the Systems Preferences>Accessibility>Switch Control side bar>Switches tab, there are 4 built in system commands: Restart from top, Select item, Move to next item, Stop scanning, as well as executing Apple scripts when a side button is pressed. If you want more commands or don't know how to program in Apple script, I recommend downloading BetterTouchTool (Free). You can bind the side button to any keyboard shortcut. In my case, I bind them to command-[ and command-], which is the command for back a page, forward a page... » Read More The side buttons do not work out of the box. However, in the Systems Preferences>Accessibility>Switch Control side bar>Switches tab, there are 4 built in system commands: Restart from top, Select item, Move to next item, Stop scanning, as well as executing Apple scripts when a side button is pressed. If you want more commands or don't know how to program in Apple script, I recommend downloading BetterTouchTool (Free). You can bind the side button to any keyboard shortcut. In my case, I bind them to command-[ and command-], which is the command for back a page, forward a page respectively for almost all apps (Chrome, Safari, Finder etc.) « Show Less
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http://mioff.tumblr.com/post/15417906225/steelseries-6gv2-keyboard-on-a-mac-wheres-mythat explains it better
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I use the Kensington trackball software that you can download on their site. There's an option, that when you click both the left and right buttons at the same time, to mimic the middle mouse button click, which functions as a scroll lock.
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For all you mac people here, i suggest downloading ControllerMate, which i was able to configure to support most of the special keys (sometimes with my own scripts rather than the intended purpose). Its not free, but its worth it to have this sexy keyboard work properly with my mac
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The device is plug and play, so they're equipped with default functions. Left-click, scroll wheel, and right-click are self-explanatory. The two side buttons allow you to go forward or back on web browsers.If you want to program the buttons, consider installing a scripting program such as AutoHotKey. It allows you to give specific functions to specific buttons. For example, you can bind one of the side buttons to open up Microsoft word, etc.
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Im not sure. I would call kensington. Also the buttons are very close together. I would not buy again due to the positions of the buttons.
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Yes. But some buttons will doesn't work without drivers. But drivers for Mac osx is absent :(Use third-party software ;)
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I downloaded a third-party program to control the buttons. Currently, I'm using a program called X-Mouse Button Control, which allows you to adjust the functions for five buttons and the mouse wheel, which is perfect for this mouse. The only thing I've played with on the program, however, is disabling the side buttons (which worked), so I'm not sure of its entire capability/compatibility.
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Hi. The Software is not Mac compatible but if you are using this unit as access control you can perfectly program all the features via the keypad. Janio
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I couldn't find any Mac drivers listed on the Logitech website.I'm not familiar with any "Apple" products but if the Mac O.S.has any generic drivers for joysticks you might be able to getat least basic function out of this device.Whether you'd be able to assign functions to allof the buttons and throttle, I wouldn't know.