Will this work on a mac with all functions. Just need right, left and center click and 4 way scroll
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I dont know about mac. But I loved this mouse, but it quit working after several months. My take is that they have quality control issues and will not durability, will only normal use.
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Well Jellicoe, I have no clue if this Mouse will work on Mac because I don't use Mac. The only Mac I use is Mac and Cheese. I appologize for not being able to answer your question. Good Day
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Yes, this mouse does have a left-right and middle scroll buttons, but you may need to go to the website to get the newest drivers to get everything to work properly.
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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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Yes, it have scroll wheel click and drag function.It make clicky sound everytime u press it, and on web browser u can go scroll up down left right .. idk if work with those kind of programs or not.
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First let me say that I'm not a MAC user... but this device is really just a USB device like any other..a mouse etc.. so drivers are just for connectivity and I would think it will work on any type of system. You probably will have built-in drivers already on your MAC that will work fine, as to functionality that totally depends on the software you are using. I used a Windows drawing product called Gimp.. and it was able to control sensitivity with no problem, but it will totally depend on the drawing software you use as to how the tablet functions not the drivers. Hope that helps.
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yes, there is a middle scroll button and in my mouse works satisfactorily. give it a try ....is worth the investment.
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I Have Mac osx leopard and whatever my daughter does to keep it updated. The mouse does every thing I want it to and the side buttons seem to work fine. One changes the size of your screen and I don't use them anyway. I really like the mouse. I'm just not that computer savvy so this might not help.
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Sorry, we do not operate this on a mac. But it is a standard keyboard, so if you can add a keyboard without any extra steps, I assume this will work.
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I'm certain you're right about scrolling for Windows, however for the Mac it's a different story. The user guide and the SetPoint software included on the CD are for Windows XP and Vista only. The Logitech website offers no help and no software for Mac. The Mac recognizes the Marble Mouse right away and it works as it should-sans those small scroll buttons. Too bad!John Schubert
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It will have the basic functions, however it also comes with a downloadable driver for the Mac, so the answer is yes.
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It does work on Mac OS X. Including the F-keys, Audio Volume, Page Up/Down, etc. Some of the obscure keys I've never tried. The keyboard's mouse navigation buttons work when you slide the little slide-switch to the left (and the regular standalone BT mouse continues to work simultaneously) By far the biggest difference from all other keyboards is location of the 'Apple' key in the center of the palmrest below the spacebar. Aside from training my hands to be clumsy on normal keyboards, I actually like this novel location. A friend and I have been using the Entertainment 7000 Set on our Macbook Pros for a few months. His is a 2 yr-old MBP, mine was new in Nov 2007. Both of us are pretty happy, and have upgraded to the 12/13/2007 release of the Microsoft Intellipoint 6.2.2 Drivers for OS X available from http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/drivers/intellipointandintellitypepro.html However, all is not perfect. Sometimes the Keyboard and Mouse "lose connection" for a few seconds. The mouse pointer sometimes skips inexplicably. Since both of us are not big mouse users, we can get by. But I look forward to a driver update that reduces these problems... (but I'm not holding my breath) It may be that these problems could be reduced by using the included USB - Bluetooth transceiver key. But we continue to use the Bluetooth transceivers built into our Apple laptops just because it's convenient not to fool with a plug-in key.
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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, it works perfectly on a Mac. I tried it with OpenEmu which allows you to map the buttons. I only have the three button controller to test, though.
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Hey another solution for Mac users is to download the Steer Mouse driver from the Apple website. It's a great driver for any type of mouse. You can customize buttons by assigned keyboard shortcuts to them (eg - I programmed the back thumb button to be Command + [ for going back in browsers). You can also add profiles for different applications so that the same button will have different functions depending on what application you're running.The only problem is that the driver is shareware and they'll ask for $20 (crazy I know) at the end of 30 days or so. It's a lot of money for a driver, but it's up to you if it's worth it. I like it. Hey another solution for Mac users is to download the Steer Mouse driver from the Apple website. It's a great driver for any type of mouse. You can customize buttons by assigned keyboard shortcuts to them (eg - I programmed the back thumb button to be Command + [ for going back in browsers). You can also add profiles for different applications so that the same button will have different functions depending on what application you're running.The only problem is that the driver is shareware and they'll ask for $20 (crazy I know) at the end of 30 days or so. It's a lot of money for... » Read More Hey another solution for Mac users is to download the Steer Mouse driver from the Apple website. It's a great driver for any type of mouse. You can customize buttons by assigned keyboard shortcuts to them (eg - I programmed the back thumb button to be Command + [ for going back in browsers). You can also add profiles for different applications so that the same button will have different functions depending on what application you're running.The only problem is that the driver is shareware and they'll ask for $20 (crazy I know) at the end of 30 days or so. It's a lot of money for a driver, but it's up to you if it's worth it. I like it. « Show Less
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I'm a Mac person, but I think all USB mice will work in either platform. Only a left and right clicker, though, no fancy extras.
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Yes and straight away without downloading any additional software. Just plug into USB and u are good to go !! You would have basic left and right clicks and scroll wheel. To click the scroll as a third button u will have to download additional software(same as for Win 7 PC). Using it myself on OSX Mountain Lion and Win 7 PC.
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I don't know about Mac machines. I do know that it wouldn't work on Windows 7 desktop butit did work on the laptop. I have not been able to use it for what I purchased it for. I have in the past used used a Clickfree product and been happy with it....just not this one.