Specifically which USB adapter works? I use trackballs on my Macintosh, but can't make this one work.
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if you are trying to get the fx to run on a mackintosh, then i don't have an answer as i am a pc user. i built a new win7 pc and the fx (using an adapter -ps2 to usb - don't know which one or brand - on an fx i got on ebay and it didn't work - might be the same problem that you might have). you might try sending a question to Logitech and ask them if they have a recommendation for their current trackballs that might work on an fx. t
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I use it on a Mac and it's plug and play. I also used it on a PC once or twice no need for a driver. But I have seen several sites online that have Verbatim Mini travel mice drivers to download.
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I own the TP D2 and also the TP-30. Both are USB compatible. I have one on a WIN 7 machine and another on an XP machine. Both work without a hitch. They say that both of these are are compatible with the MAC OS.
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I've tested in Mac, Win 8, Win 7... So it is for sure it works in all OS. There are many programmers & debuggers, but try mplab X. It manages this device very good, always as a PicKit2... Hope my experience get useful
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Yes, it works great, however the left/right functions of the scrollwheel do not work with the Mac OS. You can fix that with an app like "USB Overdrive." Great mouse, I highly recommend.
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Do you have another computer that you can try to insert the Movestick? I've heard of people having difficulty removing USB devices from a MacBook, because the retainers catch the small square holes in the USB plug. It could be that these same retainers are preventing the insertion of a USB device. Do other USB devices like memory sticks insert into the same port on the MacBook?
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You can grab the scroll bar and use the track ball to move it. Hope that answers your question.
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No Idea. I only have Macs. But I'm sure there's something along those lines from Logitech for Windows. Or you could switch :) Come over, it's bright here at the end of the tunnel :)
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Yep. My friend and I have this mouse and he uses a mac and confirmed that it works fine with it. Just plug the receiver into any usb port and it should automatically install the drivers.
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These have two USB ports. So any USB mouse or USB device will work on any Macbook. Thanks, Chris, Betamacs.
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To be honest with you I buy too many things from Amazon, like PCs, Macs, and every product Apple makes. I have 4 wireless keyboards, and two track pads. I never use PC products on Apple, because that's the way Mac products are built. But after reading your question I researched and found out that tack pad does work on PCs, with some limitations like no Right click, etc. I'm attaching a link to an article which probably is the best, and has link to many articles like on CNET. I was even successful in making it work (I'm a Doctor). Installing a track pad driver will even make it easier. Stick to one article, but be open to other options. It should work, it's so much fun on Macs. Good Luck!
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I know you can add a printer. There is a connection for a mouse, so you should be able to hook up a trackball. The problem is installing the drivers. Telekin makes it hard to install software on their machines.It does come with 4 usb ports so I know you can physically hook them up. But check with Telekin just to make sure before you buy the scanner/trackball, etc.
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I couldn't help but post this hilarious tidbit from CDW:Kensington SlimBlade(TM) TrackballMfg. Part: K72327US | CDW Part: 1658895This product was discontinued as of Wednesday, February 18, 2009. Call for availability.Trackball - wired - USB - graphite, ruby red
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I have an Iogear wireless USB keyboard with trackball which I used on my windows laptop.... I plugged that into my Chromebox and the keyboad and all functions worked perfectly. I than tried my Logitech K400 USB wireless keyboard and that worked also so I would think that just a wireless mouse would work. Good Luck.
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Yes, it will work with this trackball. For more info, and to check on me(a good idea) go to logitech.com
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One of the reviews claimed that there were unofficial Mac drivers that worked well. But I don't know from personal experience. Your best bet would probably be to Google it.
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Unfortunately it does NOT work with Mac. Just with pc's. If you want a track pad for Mac, you have to buy one specifically for Mac.PS- I agree with Jesus L. It sucks.