Hello, I just bought the following: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=3,CONTENTID=49... This is a bluetooth-powered presentation mouse from Logitech. I got it to communicate with my powerbook over built-in bluetooth with no problems. The mouse has two modes: mouse and presenter. When in mouse mode, you just put the thing on the desk/table and it works exactly as advertised (though Logitech doesn't officially support Macs for this product). Left button, right button, and the up/down scroll buttons all work great. When you put the mouse in presenter mode (via a little button on the bottom), you loose the mouse part, and you're supposed to get functionality for left button, right button, and built-in laser pointer. The problem is that in presenter mode, my right button disappears, so I only get the left mouse button and the laser. I want to be able to program these two buttons for back/forth in Web-based (powerpoint-like) presentations. Since the left mouse button is still behaving, I was able to map this button to the right-arrow key with GamePad Companion. However, gamepad companion nor OS X (Panther), seem to be detecting the other button. I ran the "xev" program in X11 to see if that would detect the click, and yes, xev tells me that in presenter mode, the right mouse button is "Button 4". By the way, in regular mouse mode, the right button is button 3. Gamepad Companion allows for a mapping of up to eight mouse buttons, but I've tried them all and none seem to be grabbing this input. I also installed uControl, to see if this program would work, but it didn't have any mouse mapping options (except some basic things like flipping right to left). USB Overdrive doesn't detect the bluetooth mouse at all. If X11 can detect the input, doesn't that mean that on some level, the native OS can see it too? How can I capture this input and remap it to a keyboard press (or something else, like a regular right click)? Thanks in advance for your help, Dave Margolis _______________________________________________ bluetooth-dev mailing list | bluetooth-dev@lists.apple.com Help/Unsubscribe/Archives: http://www.lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/bluetooth-dev Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored.