By Andy Hengel // Global Product Marketing Manager on September 23, 2009
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Filed: Keyboards, Mice + Pointers, Product, Usability
For everyone who has been waiting for an update to our LCC software for mice and keyboards that supports Snow Leopard, we have good news. A new version that works with Snow Leopard — in 32 or 64-bit modes — is now available. You can download it at www.logitech.com/maclcc.
Tags: Keyboards, mice, snow leopard, software
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MIchael Matthews | October 7th, 2009 at 8:04 am
Hi:
I am running snow leopard. I have installed the new LCC. When I start the Mac in single user mode, I receive multiple copies of the message:
“Trying to change a collection in the registry
com.Logitech.Control Center.HID driver(3.1.0) etc…
Michael
John Quinn | October 13th, 2009 at 2:53 am
Logitech help desk can’t even provide me with a driver for my Attack3 joystick!! They said
there was a problem with the site, that’s why there was no downloadable driver for Mac OS anything.
They said they’d email me in a little while with a link to the driver. That was 4 hours ago.
Logitech has no interest in Mac compatibility, or support for Mac users who buy Logitech products.
John Quinn | October 13th, 2009 at 2:56 am
Also, I told the person on help desk that I couldn’t properly register my product because the site did not recognise the model number (M/N:) J-UJ18 on my product. He was not at all interested in that piece of information.