My logitech doesn't require any drivers all features are enabled by default.

David

On Sunday, September 7, 2003, at 12:50 PM, Kirk Stanley wrote:

All I can say is stay away from microsoft optical
mice. Their drivers cause ALL kinds of problems with
Mac OS's. I have had problems with Logitech too, where
the drivers kept "disapearing" after a reboot.
Kensington and MacAlly are your best bets. Kirk.


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