On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 08:04:09 +1100, Daniel Read <danielread at hillcode.com.au> wrote: > A friend of mine is very keen on buying this keyboard and mouse > combo (http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/ > EN,crid=2295,contentid=7321,detail=2 ) to use with his iBook but > all reports indicate that it isn't compatable with a mac. > > Has anyone tried to get it running under OSX? To use it with a pc > you're required to install drivers and software but I'm wondering if > there is a work around for the mac. > From what I've heard, most Logitech mice/kb will work with OS X out of the box. Of course, they have to be USB. And most Bluetooth devices will work with OS X Bluetooth. I have a Logitech wireless kb and mouse, they're not Bluetooth. The option and command key functions may be reversed, but Logitech has a cool control panel that gets installed in Sys Prefs, and that fixes the problem. Here's the link to the control panel: <<http://www.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/mouse/mac/ lccinstalldisk141.dmg>> (I'm typing this on a wireless Logitech kb. In addition to fixing the option/command keys, the control panel also automatically mapped the kb's muting and volume keys correctly, the mail key to mail.app, and other mappings I don't particularly used. Very nice!) Out of curiosity, I wonder why Bluetooth is a requirement? The one argument for a BT kb that I can think of is that you don't need a dongle rcvr/transmitter if the BT module is built-in, but I think plain wireless is cheaper and works as well with easier setup. Jon