Second, at first the batteries seem to be dieing and charging really quickly. After doing this, everything worked fine. So I tried the simple thing that I should have from the start: remove the BT device, and shut down my laptop, then reboot. I tried the suggested Gamepad software mentioned here, but that seemed a bit clunky. I do wish there was a battery off switch, so I'll just reverse the batteries when I'm carrying it in my laptop bag.įirst, for some reason I couldn't get Expose to initially bind any mouse buttons to 'Show Desktop.' I could select a button, but nothing would happen.

I've had no tracking issues like some people have. I just picked up one of these mice as well, and am enjoying it despite a couple hitches initially. Set up Expose', it should now have a nice little section for configuring mice. On the MX900, flip it over, hit the Connect Mouse button towards the bottom end of the mouse (while the Mac is scanning for it), and Bob should be your uncle.ħ.

Don't think so), I didn't realise that you need to do something to the mouse to make it Discoverable.

This is where I got confused - as the Logitech mouse didn't come with any documentation (well, maybe on the Windows driver CD, but hey, could I be bothered to look there.

Select Keyboard & Mouse, then the Bluetooth TabĦ. Guys, as I was new to this whole Mac OS X thing as well as Bluetooth (paired my Nokia 3650 with a WinXP laptop, but thats about it), I managed to get confused with the installation process.Īnyway, I figured that a step by step HOWTO would be useful for other newbies, so here goes:Ģ.

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