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If you have any questions, please email to .

If you have any problems, please include following informations in the email.

-The type of mouse.
-The type of Mac.
-Mac OS version.
-SteerMouse version.


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Enter the email address you used for the purchase of SteerMouse. Your registration code will be sent to this address after a short while. Please contact us if your email address changed since the purchase.

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FAQ

Q.

How to uninstall?

A.

Open the /Applications/Utilities/SteerMouse and select the 'Uninstall...' from the help menu. If you cannot find the SteerMouse, download the latest version of SteerMouse and install it again. You can get it from here.


Q.

How to backup/copy my settings?

A.

You can backup/copy your settings by copying the file "SteerMouse.prefs" found in Home/Library/Preferences. (In Finder, select from the menu bar "Go > Go to Folder", and enter ~/Library/Preferences to move to the Preferences folder.) Note that this file will not work when copied from a PowerPC to an Intel Mac and vice versa. Copying the file to a different CPU is not supported.


Q.

Is it possible to get the cursor movement to behave like in Windows?

A.

SteerMouse does not have the same cursor movement as Windows, however, setting the value of the Tracking Speed to 0 approximates to the cursor movement of Windows. In this case, you can adjust the cursor speed by changing the 'Sensitivity'.


Q.

I am using a Logitech mouse. Some buttons are not recognized by SteerMouse.

A.

Unfortunately, there are some buttons which SteerMouse does not support.
In this case, these buttons will be recognized if you connect the mouse to a Windows PC and set the buttons to ‘Generic Button’ by using Logitech's mouse driver (SetPoint).


Q.

Does SteerMouse allow configurations for each mouse?

A.

Unfortunately, SteerMouse is not able to make configurations for each mouse.
However you can change the cursor configuration by using AppleScript . Create an AppleScript for each mouse by referring to the sample below and then save it as an application. You will be able to change the cursor configuration easily by executing these applications before using the mouse.

-Sample-
tell application "SteerMouse"
    set text "cursor tracking speed" to 0.05
    set text "cursor sensitivity"    to 200
end tell

(*)Note that SteerMouse does not support Applescript for button assignments.

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