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Apple Magic Mouse update: I've been working hard on the device and I now know how it works. I am writing a lot of code to support it properly and I will post a new version as soon as it is ready. Until then, please be aware that without specific support the Magic Mouse is a two buttons mouse with no scroll wheel. The current version of the USB Overdrive handles it as any other mouse so you lose both the scroll wheel and the ability to configure gestures using Apple's own drivers. The good news is that this mouse can do a lot more than basic gestures, and I'll do my best to make it even more magic.

USB Overdrive 3.0.1 is now available! The new version is smarter, faster, more powerful and easier to use. It supports the new 64-bit kernel in Snow Leopard and comes with a much better user interface.

Version 3.0.1 fixes the user interface mistakes I made in 3.0 and adds support for many more devices. If you still need help with the new user interface, please look at the step by step section.

The USB Overdrive now includes support for media buttons on most USB keyboards and talks to many additional input devices that were previously not handled. It still supports all compliant mice, trackballs, trackpads, joysticks, gamepads and other gaming devices from any vendor.

New in version 3.0.1:

1. -Added support for media buttons on Logitech keyboards
   

2. -Restored support for scroll buttons on various Logitech mice
   

3. -Restored specific support for Logitech G5 and MX518
   

4. -Fixed freewheel scrolling for Logitech mice that have it
   

5. -Restored specific support for the Griffin PowerMate
   

6. -Added specific support for the Kensington SlimBlade Trackball
   

7. -Added specific support for the World of Warcraft gaming mouse
   

8. -Restored left-handed configuration of the Wireless Mighty Mouse
   

9. -Relaxed HID compliance requirements to better support bad devices
   

New in version 3.0:

1. -Snow Leopard 64-bit kernel support
   

2. -New and much improved user interface
   

3. -Powerful new low-level engine
   

4. -Many new assignable actions
   

5. -Device-specific and location-specific settings
   

6. -Import/export settings files
   

7. -Support for more devices, buttons and controls
   

8. -Support for media buttons on most USB keyboards
   

9. -Advanced mouse pointer options
   

10. -New scrolling method
    

Missing in action:

1. -Old settings from version 10.4.8 cannot be imported to the new version. I am really sorry about this, but the old settings were handled by legacy code that is no longer supported in 64-bit. The good news is that this will never happen again, as you can now import and export settings at will.
   

System requirements:

- Any Mac with an Intel or PowerPC CPU

- Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, 10.5 Leopard or 10.6 Snow Leopard