I bought a second Logitech MX Revolution on eBay (refurbished) to have one at the office. Problem was, it didn’t seem to work when I plugged it in. Luckily Brian had already figured out the problem when he’d gotten his, so he was able to tell me to use a Windows box to go through the steps to connect the mouse with the USB dongle:
Impressive, no?
Of course, these didn’t work on the Windows box at all, but did on the Mac after a half dozen or so tries.
I also recommend SteerMouse (thanks Sean) over USB Overdrive for the MX Revolution as SteerMouse supports the little zoom button by the scrollwheel and USB Overdrive does not.
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Brian Warren adds this Comment:
Crazy stuff, yes. It’s seriously the only problem I’ve ever had w/ my mouse. Worth it for such a good one. I highly recommend SteerMouse too.
August 15th, 2007 at 7:40 pm
Chris adds this Comment:
A great recommendation. I’ve dumped Logitech’s buggy software for my mouse. I also have a wireless keyboard, any reccomendations on a keyboard driver so I can program these extra keys on it?
August 17th, 2007 at 11:46 am
danny adds this Comment:
damn. that`s alot for 1 mouse
August 19th, 2007 at 1:22 pm