is there a clickfree that is MAC OS Compatible?
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I use mine only for my wife's Mac. Clickfree doesn't support storing the data from multiple operating systems, but supposedly you could even store the data from multiple Macs or multiple PCs. She was running OS 10.7 last time we tried a back up.
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Pls check out Logitech Website:http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/mice/devices/130&cl;=us,enIt supports Mac® OSX 10.2.8+ (",)
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Yes indeed. There is a MAC OS driver on the website. I use two of these in my office for over a year and still going strong. Our buisness now buys these for every employee. Good easy product. you wont be disappointed.
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Hi,There is a MAC OSX version available which you can download from the efergy website.
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You can use pretty much any USB (wired or wireless) mouse with a Mac. Simple mice with two buttons and a scroll wheel will work with no additional software. Mice with additional buttons or other special features need software to allow these features to be recognized - check the manufacturer's web site if this is an issue. I've mostly used Logitech mice, even ones which don't have Mac-specific drivers, with no problems. The "Unifying" wireless receiver and Anywhere MX is what I'm using right now.
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There are some HD's out there now that can run both Mac and PC platforms but they have to be partitioned for each platform. I want to say Click Free has one like this now. The best thing is to inquire with the manufacture before purchasing one. Or have one for your PC and one for your Mac.
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Yes I would say that it is some of the functions are not going to translate to the Mac OS but the basic functions and feel are going to work. Also check out the Microsoft keyboard and mouse software updates as they may have something relevant to update this.
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It works great on Windows Vista. I can't imagine that it doesn't have a Mac interface as well.
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Yep, OSX 10.6 or later... http://www.google.com/mac/ However, I've found Opera a better choice. Your results may vary:)
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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 dont have a Mac, but I can only imagine its similar to a PC. clip and drag?
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Works with Mac OS 10.7 without any additional software. Scroll works great.
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Don't need any software at all for Mac.. works very well with Photo Booth. Try it.
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Any mouse will do but using a 3 button Windows version gives you right clicking without having to use keyboard controls, something the Apple two buttons still have problems with sometimes. Of note, I've found the Apple mouse to be something of a disappointment. Not only does it eat batteries for breakfast I've never seen where it does much more than other mice costing 75% less.
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not through the mouse as it does not come with its own program to do that. however there are other programs you can get to do that and i think you are able to do it through windows itself im not sure though. if you have a mac i have dont know because i have never owned one.
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THE CLICKFREE you purchased is not compatible with your PC or your Operating SystemI had the same problem and after I called the manufacturer they confirmed it is not universally compatible with all PCs or OS> The only one that works with everything is clickfree PN 535-1003-100
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Currently I'm not sure. Probably Mavericks. But Mavericks is free and very easy to install in the Mac AppStore even if they're not.