[slugslugslug]

Hey y'all: I have a Logitech Wireless Elite keyboard and mouse, which are great, but the drivers are driving me nuts.

I can't figure out exactly how often it happens, but every now and then, all the customized key and mouse-button functions I've assigned revert back to their original settings. This is especially irritating with the scroll wheel buttons, which I've set to scroll when you hold them down, but in the opposite directions from the factory settings.

It was happening while I used Logitech Control Center 1.0.3, so I dl'd and installed 1.0.4, after which my settings held for at least 3 weeks. But now they've reverted again.

I'm using OS X 10.2.4. Anybody else seen this or know what to do about it? thankses..

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[Britney F.]

I have a cordless Navigator Duo Keyboard and Mouse. I have experienced this as well but only once. Still it is very annoying. Even more annoying to me is that occasionally it will no longer register mouse clicks. The only way to fix it is to unplug and replug the reciever and then it works again.

Britney

[slugslugslug]

Um, it occurred to me to try and use Logitech's tech support after I posted here. They said they're aware of these issues and are working on new drivers for 10.2.3 compatibility.

I wonder if they're aware of 10.2.4?

Oh and incidentally, my custom settings came back without my rebooting or doing anything obvious like that. Weird.

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