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DESCRIPTION
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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WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.6:
  • Support for new mice and keyboards
  • Addition of a "Restore Default Settings" button for all button and key assignments
  • Battery level display in the "General" page for each cordless device
  • Independent tracking speed settings for each mouse or trackball. In prior versions of LCC tracking speed was a global setting.
  • Simplified process for swapping left and right mouse buttons
  • Fix for a compatibility issue that prevented Growl from displaying notifications
  • Fix for compatibility issues with MPlayer, iBiz(tm) (from IGG Software), and Desktoptopia(tm)
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, Logitech USB pointing device or keyboard.


Developer:Logitech
Downloads:82,494
  - Version d/l:1,386
Drivers:Other
License:Free
Date:09 Jun 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
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Logitech Control Center User Reviews (347 posts)Write A Review
Jun 27 2008

VVARP  Version 2.6 is a definitely step forward as most of the critical bugs are non-existent right now. TextMate works as it should, there is no random app crashes, etc.

However there is one MAJOR issue: everytime when I do a right click in Cocoa based app - I am getting beachballing for 2-3 secs. Too big annoyance to live with that.

I will wait for 2.7...  (Version 2.6)

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Jun 26 2008

EL_NINHO  Hey guys ... I have been trying to get this thing working on my MacBook but it just refuses to ... It says that it cannot recognize the mouse ... Am I doing something wrong ... Can someone provide a detailed step-by-step tutorial how to get an MX Revolution working on Mac OS X Leopard ... Thanks a lot  (Version 2.6)

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Jun 26 2008
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FSCKTHEMEMBERSHIP!  I've used Logitech products since the beginning!

Still use the TrackMan Marble on the Platinum Mac and OS X without any additional software.

The TrackMan Wheel is a PC mouse POS without 3 finger buttons and ever since the change in software from MouseKeys (which was great in System 6-9) it's been down hill. MouseWare was the start of crap programming and whoring the company out to the Wintel crowd! With Logitech Control Center is just crap...where's the uninstall feature? Where's the stability? Where's the Leopard compatilability?

Feature state a lot of control if it worked!

Ease of use...well it's zero because most of the time we're waiting for a fix.

Stability is a minus 1 or 2!  (Version 2.6)

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Jun 23 2008

DOUGOFTHEABACI  Note to Logitech: Saying you have fixed the Growl incompatibility issue is not the same as having fixed it.

It's really too bad, I love my mouse, I just HATE the software I need to run it. And so far none of the alternatives seem to be worth the money.

At least it's stable now... If nothing else it's stable. I can live without Growl until the people over at Growl figure out a way to fix Logitech's problems. How sad is that? One of the biggest input device companies is repeatedly shown up by an open source project.

OS: Mac OS X 10.5.3 Leopard

Computer: MacBook Pro 2,2

Mouse: Logitech VX Nano

LCC ver.: 2.6

Growl ver.: 1.1.4

Once my Logitech mouse dies I won't be buying another one, not unless some major changes happen with Logitech and their support for Mac. I'll probably go back to my Mighty Mouse. It's not perfect, but at least it's supported on both Mac and PC.  (Version 2.6)

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