Intellipoint settings should now be loaded at login, overriding the default OS X settings for pointer speed, scrolling, and buttons.
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Go back to your Finder window, select the file "MicrosoftMouseHelper", and drag this into the login items area on the right-hand side of the login items page (in the System Preferences window). Our website provided a free download of Microsoft IntelliPoint and IntelliType Pro 8.2 for Mac. Click on your user, and click Login Items. Leave the above open, and now open System Preferences. Right click on "Microsoft Mouse.prefpane". Navigate to: /Library/PreferencePanes/. Heres my cleaner/less-intrusive solution: When you open the Microsoft Mouse preference pane, the above process starts and stays in memory after you close the system preferences, hence why you only need to open the preferences then close, and why approach works rough-enough. (Use Activity Monitor to check yourself if this is running on clean boot and it likely won't be running, or if you already opened the preference pane as per suggestion, kill MicrosoftMouseHelper process and see the mouse behaviour change). This, I believe, is the issue as it must be run to activate the hardware and software features for the mouse. After trying to learn AppleScript for 2 hours to hack around the issue and adjust my sensitivity settings through an automated script to adjust the preference pane, I remembered there should be a process called 'MicrosoftMouseHelper' loaded for the Intellipoint to work, and I noticed it wasn't running on a clean reboot. This software is redistributable but posted here for convenience. The issue for me was tracking speed (and mouse acceleration!) reverting to the OS X default and not using Intellipoint settings. IntelliPoint is a set of mouse driver software for Microsofts IntelliMouse series mice. The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this driver & update software.I believe I have discovered the real reason why this happens and the cleanest work around (version 8.2 doesn't fix this for me). Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer for Bluetooth Supported Operating Systems: Windows Vista Business 64-bit edition Windows Vista Enterprise 64-bit edition Windows Vista Home Basic 64-bit edition Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit edition Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit edition Windows XP 64-bit Windows XP Professional 圆4 Editionġ. You can also modify mouse settings, such as pointer speed and updated horizontal scrolling. You can reassign mouse buttons to perform commands, shortcuts, and application-specific functions. IntelliPoint software enables you to customize the unique features of your Microsoft mouse.
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