MOUSE FOR CAD MAC UPDATE

MOUSE FOR CAD MAC UPDATE

UPDATE : For those who have tried and failed to make it also work on the Windows side, all is not lost. It’s great to see that such a great and sleek product not going unnoticed, and proving that it’s worth edging its way into your workflow. The middle axis stripe does need some time to get used to if you’re used to the feel of scroll wheel panning, but it soon becomes second nature. I actually remember trying MagicPrefs after the Magic Mouse first came out, and it really does help because you can customise to such depth. Mind you there are different gestures - as there’s no point in moving the cursor with your finger - but it allows you to scroll in all directions and also swipe left or right to move forwards and backwards within the Safari or Chrome browsers as well as in Finder windows. It’s a bit awkward to get used to at first, but soon it feels quite natural, especially if you’re used to the multi-touch trackpad on the Macbooks and Macbook Pros. The Magic Mouse doesn't have anything on its surface, it’s an aluminium base topped off with a smooth white polycarbonate multitouch panel, one seamless surface, and obviously with no Mighty Mouse scroll nipple. In the past Apple hasn’t been very successful with its mice, if you recall the round “hockey puck” in ’98 and the deceivingly useless Mighty Mouse with its dirt-gatherer scroll ball, but many are starting to come around now that the company has seemed to have nailed it.

Back in October 2009, Apple surprised us with a new introduction to the mac peripherals, the Apple Magic Mouse, the world’s first multi-touch mouse.

Mouse for cad mac