[daydreamer]

the new logitech drivers work in 10.2 with my dual optical mouse, but when i asign commands for the wheel button and thumb button, the commands still work when i am in games and i can asign buttons in my controls in games.. is there a way to disable the commands when in games, or that the game knows this?

because untill now , im better off with no logitech drivers, then all 4 buttons work in games

thanks

[Boochie]

USB Overdrive will give you this sort of fine-grained control. www.usboverdrive.com. You'll like it!

Originally posted by daydreamer:
the new logitech drivers work in 10.2 with my dual optical mouse, but when i asign commands for the wheel button and thumb button, the commands still work when i am in games and i can asign buttons in my controls in games.. is there a way to disable the commands when in games, or that the game knows this?

because untill now , im better off with no logitech drivers, then all 4 buttons work in games

thanks

[slider]

Yes, USB overdrive is the way to go. I have the Logitech Cordless MouseMan Optical, and I use USB overdrive, didn't even bother with the logitech drivers this time.

[daydreamer]

Thanks, USB Overdrive is the way to go.

[vmpaul]

Second that. Use USB Overdrive. It gives you finer control over the mouse speed as well.

I tried the new one but it's no better than the beta. I'm going to un-install the Logitech driver today.