Mouse Acceleration/Tracking

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nyoung20nyoung20
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in Current Mac Hardware edited January 2014
I recently bought a Logitech Cordless Desktop S 530 Laser for my Macbook Pro 2Ghz 15". when I install the logitech control center it uses the the system traking speeds and of course in OS X there is no mouse acceleration control. So I am constantly overshooting and undershooting what I am trying to click on. So far I have tried out a few different programs like steermouse, usb overdrive, and i even found a program called imousefix that allows me to change and disable the system mouse acceleration. Usb overdrive and steermouse worked fine and i would probably use them except that if i do i wont have button functionality on my keyboard since it is a combo and the keyboard and the mouse go off of the same reciever. plus with those programs you lose the funtionality on two of the mouse buttons. I just want to know if there is anyway to have more control over my mouse speed and accelration that makes it feel i guess more like my windows mouse. I have heard of many others talking about this same thing so It is not necessarily a logitech issue. If there is anyone that can help me PLEASE it is driving me crazy.

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    chrisdamacmanchrisdamacman Posts: 180member
    Simply go into the logitech settings assuming it came with its own muse program on an installation disk and turn of the mouse acceleration.
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    nyoung20nyoung20 Posts: 6member
    The logitech control center uses the systems acceleration and speed it does'nt have its own settings built in. that is why i was looking for another app to change the system speed and acceleration
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