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Logitech Control Center (LCC) is designed to support Mac OS X and allows you to take full advantage of your Logitech keyboard, mouse or trackball. With the LCC you can:
- Browse the Internet using dedicated keys that provide one-touch access to your favorite sites.
- Launch your email application by pressing a button.
- Play music and control the system speaker using built-in buttons.
- Open frequently used items, such as documents, folders and applications, with a single keystroke.
What's New
Version 3.5.1:
- Provides support for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and offers a new Mission Control action
- Fixes issues with the Solar Wireless Keyboard K750 for Mac - Fn Key Inversion feature, and support for the EU layout
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
- Logitech USB pointing device or keyboard.
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Logitech Control Center (LCC) is designed to support Mac OS X and allows you to take full advantage of your Logitech keyboard, mouse or trackball. With the LCC you can:
- Browse the Internet using dedicated keys that provide one-touch access to your favorite sites.
- Launch your email application by pressing a button.
- Play music and control the system speaker using built-in buttons.
- Open frequently used items, such as documents, folders and applications, with a single keystroke.
- Scroll in windows of applications built for MacOS X. You can scroll up and down with a single keystroke or wheel movement.
- Switch between open applications.
- Show contextual menus with a single mouse click.
- Simulate keystrokes to provide shortcuts to commands you use regularly.
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Upon encouragement from a friend who swears LCC is finally behaving in Lion, I loaded it up to have a play with my MX Revolution and DiNovo Edge (Mac).
When I plugged the USB Dongle from the MX Rev directly into the Mac, LCC didn't see it at all. Then, I pulled it out and connected it to a powered USB hub (interestingly it's a Logitech one) and it did the trick. Not sure why.
In a few days of use, I've yet to see the usual string of kernel panics and constant 'hanging' of old.
Gee, who'd have thunk it. LCC finally working?
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Amcarter3 reviewed on 27 Feb 2012
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I installed this new version of LCC to fix/restore functionality to my "F" keys on my new Solar keyboard...did what it was supposed to do.
I agree with others, BTT is INCREDIBLE software!
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A lot of other things appear to have problems too.
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LCC behaves like a virus. It should be avoided like a virus.
If you need to get PC based peripherals to work on your Mac, there are many good options out there such as: Controllermate, SteerMouse, BetterTouchTool (yes BTT can actually map regular mouse buttons too), Keyboard Maestro, etc.
I really think that MacUpdate needs to screen software before making it accessible to their members and potentially reeking havoc on their systems.
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garex reviewed on 10 Nov 2011
Honestly I am a Logitech product fan, but my experiences with the drivers are bad.
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SteerMouse has been our salvation with all our mice. Can't recommend it enough.
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W_h_k reviewed on 10 Nov 2011
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Philosopherdog reviewed on 24 Sep 2011
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P.D. reviewed on 03 Sep 2011
The new version appears to not be supported by 3.4.0 as I cannot customize any of the buttons on my mouse after upgrading. None of them are recognized.
Uninstalled 3.4.0 and reinstalled 3.3.0 and things once again work fine.
Just to make sure it wasn't a fluke I rebooted my iMac and tried it again. Once again none of the mouse buttons were recognized. Went back to 3.3.0 again. I guess seeing the VX is 5 years old Logitech removed support for it in the latest update.
and in less than 2 days, my mouse VX Nano, which had 50% of battery, have 0% now !
i can't understand...
thanks in advance.
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I just paid for SteerMouse. Not only does it work perfectly (Mac Pro 3,1 running OS X 10.6.6 and a Logitech MX1000), but the developer replied to an email question within a couple of hours.
Bye bye, LCC. I thought version 3 was a fresh start. I was wrong.
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Pretty sure it's the browsers.
Read somewhere that you need to turn scrolling with inertia off if using Magic Mouse/Trackpad, not sure with LCC.
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Reviews here are so overwhelmingly negative that I'm actually AFRAID to install the Logitech Control Center on my system! Isn't that CRAZY? These guys are the big leagues. I'd have thought they could at least sub-contract the work out to generate some solid code to run their (admittedly awesome) hardware.
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For a $80 mouse (MX1100) this is totally unacceptable. Thumbs down to Logitech's software division.
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BillHicks rated on 21 Mar 2012
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