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If you buy a Microsoft mouse, it comes with a driver that will make the mouse behave like it does in Windows.
by cameldrv 15y ago
If you buy a Microsoft mouse, it comes with a driver that will make the mouse behave like it does in Windows.
- sjs 15y agoNo wonder that MS mouse felt so strange. I couldn't use the thing and instead bought a trackpad.
- rjj 15y agoReally?! Which mouse? Even bluetooth? This could be great news.
- artursapek 15y agoI think the complaint in this article is laughably petty. I've never noticed a lag. But on the topic of mice, I bought a Kensington mini-mouse about three years ago that I've used with three different laptops (2 Macs and a Thinkpad) and to this day I've never noticed a difference between any of the computers. I would recommend it just for its size and functionality, it's the best mouse I've ever used. I didn't even have to install a driver for it, it just works immediately when I plug it into my Pro. It does feel faster than the trackpad but I think it's just because of the nature of trackpad vs. a mouse and not because of any noticeable lag. The model I have is very similar to this one: http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-K72346US-Netbooks-Buttons-Scroll/dp/B001WAK6II/ref=sr_1_23?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1328559722&sr=1-23 http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-K72346US-Netbooks-Buttons-S... It used to be on the Apple store website where I bought it but they seem to have removed it.
- cowpewter 15y agoYou can download the driver without buying a new mouse (or lost your disc). I've plugged in Logitech mice with Microsoft Mouse installed before and it still seemed to work fine. http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/29220/microsoft-mouse http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/29220/microsoft-mouse