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#USB OVERDRIVE M317 MAC OS X#

Click on your programming page to display an empty grid.ħ.

You can name your new items in the ‘Inspector’ window to the right.Ħ. Now right-click on the new group again, point to ‘Create Driver Configuration’, then select your mouse. Afterwards, right-click on the new group, and select ‘Create Programming Page’.ĥ. To do this, right-click in the sidebar and select ‘Create Programming Group”.Ĥ. The first step is to create a new Programming Group:ģ. You can either leave them in place for future reference, or delete them to clean up the view. The diagrams in place on first launch are a kind of mini tutorial, telling you how you can do a few things. You’ll now be presented with a scary as hell screen that looks like you’re laying out circuit boards, rather than fixing a major limitation in OS X. First download and install ControllerMate. This guide will cover back / forward only, though.ġ. So not only will it sort out your back / forward issue, it’ll also solve the mouse acceleration issue – if that’s a problem for you.

USB Overdrive – Not been in development since Snow Leopard, doesn’t seem to work 100% of the time anymoreĬontrollerMate is actively developed & maintained, and offers an incredible amount of customisation for all HID peripherals.

Steermouse – Getting increasingly flakey with new OS X versions.

Razer software – not tested, will only work with Razer mice anyway.

Logitech Control Centre – Only works with Logitech mice, apparently quite buggy now.Microsoft IntelliPoint – Only works with MS mice, doesn’t seem to work in Mountain Lion.There’s a few utilities you can use to fix this:

#USB OVERDRIVE M317 MAC OS X#

If you want to use mouse buttons #4 and #5 to go forward / backward in Mac OS X out of the box you’re going to be disappointed, and end up with just a scroll icon appearing.