Whats the deal? I've gone thru 2 corded USB mice on my MBP and both do not track correctly regardless of how I adjust the tracking speed. Is that common with Logitech corded mice? They work fine on my PC laptop. There just seems to be a slight lag. Also, where do you leave the apple mouse preferences tracking speed at when adjusting the Logitech driver tracking speed? In the middle?
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You think that's the issue? I've been reading some threads and there seems to be an acceleration issue with Mac OS X where the mouse tracking is slow and not as silky smooth as a PC. Since this is the first time I try a mouse on my MBP, and I'm coming from using a PC, perhaps I notice it more?
Also, I've noticed many mac users install the Logitech drivers especially those with MX Revolution mice, so I doubt that's the issue.
This mouse issue is driving me crazy, I called Apple support and they're like, just mess with the Apple mouse settings and Logitech mouse settings until you get it right.
Anyway, I decided to download Steermouse from Apple's site, so now I have 3 applications to adjust tracking etc. My question is, should I uninstall the Logitech driver? What's the best way to go about using Steermouse to get the tracking and cursor sensitivity at it's best?
Anyway, I decided to download Steermouse from Apple's site, so now I have 3 applications to adjust tracking etc. My question is, should I uninstall the Logitech driver? What's the best way to go about using Steermouse to get the tracking and cursor sensitivity at it's best?
I have just bought one and it's working pretty nicely with Leopard. I haven't installed any software...