Does this *really* work with Mac in a full-featured way? or in just a kind of pedestrian mouse way?
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This mouse, model 525 does NOT fully support the Mac. There is no LCC software for this model for OS-X (all versions). You will only be able to use the most basic functions of the mouse without this support. I returned mine and purchased a model M705 which is fully supported for Mac.
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Yup, that's what I'm running, ver. 10.6.8... on a duel core iMac. Hope that helps.
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It does work on a Mac, but you cannot program it (i.e. change the colors etc). All the buttons work when booted into the Mac in their default states (thumb buttons are the number keys, right/left/center/scroll). You can change the main mouse buttons using the Mac Mouse Preferences. The colored light remains the last color it was set to on Windows. I use it on my Mac all the time.
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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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I originally responded that I do not know, and I do not. But have you tried going into the reviews and using the search reviews feature. There are a number of reviews on this product, and I would think somone has tried it with Mac.
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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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I am sorry but i have never tried using this on a mac. It was always on a PC
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It does but the configuration utility is a little weak. I have set it to let me switch "Smart Shift" (the free spin vs clicking spin mouse wheel mode) as many ways as I can but it seems to still switch based on the forground application. The mouse works fine, very little latency, OSX's smooth scrolling isn't as smooth as the mouse wheel which makes it kinda a disjointed experience. I might switch it to my PC and see if it's any better. OSX sometimes sees it as a bluetooth mouse before the login screen which is weird (I thought it wasn't a bluetooth mouse). Short answer: Hardware is good, software is 80% there.
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This is not a mouse. I know peripherals are strange to mac users, but the shuttle will work with any program.
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I am no expert. However, having and being familiar with it, I would venture to respond That I could see no apparent reason why it would not work on mac as well as PC. I would think it to be fairly universal.
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I don't have a Mac but it works immediately with both Windows and Linux machines. Neither needs any extra software to be loaded. I would be surprised if it didn't work with Macs.
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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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I don't have a mac, but to my knowledge, the TI website says it should work on both Windows and Mac (I have not used it on a Mac)
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The mouse itself absolutely does work with any Mac, but the accompanying software is for Windows only. However, no software is required to use the mouse pen. Just plug and play. If works extremely well for folks that draw and do graphics. Yaffa
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Don, I'm using it for Windows 7, and it works fine. Never tried using it with Mac though....
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I do not own a mac but it is well worth the 5 dollars to try considering it worked for my windows machine. Good luck!
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If you're using a mac, look into yep: http://www.yepthat.com/yep/index.html It has worked well for me.