Kensington offers a range of links to download software. Mac Compatibility. Mac OS X Sierra. Mac OS X El Capitan. Mac OS X Yosemite. Mac OS X Mavericks. Mac OS X Mountain Lion. MouseWorks for OS X is a driver for Kensington input devices running under Mac OS X. It provides enhanced acceleration, scrolling. Oct 15, 2011. The good news: According to Kensington's drivers page, TrackballWorks™ 1.1 for Mac was released on Oct 19, 2011. [Note: yes, that's TrackballWorks, not MouseWorks—the latter was last updated in 2009.] The Installation/Notes file says: Requirements: Apple OSX 10.5.6 Leopard Apple OSX 10.6.x Snow. Download the free trial version below to get started. Double-click the downloaded file to install the software.

Mouseworks 3.0 works fine on our mini under SL. This is great news after reading volcs' potentially tragic news. I use several Kensington trackballs and expect MW to break at every update. Sadly, I don't think MW will ever be updated. I talk to Kensington reps at every Macworld and they give me little to no hope.

And their most recent trackball, the hybrid Blade doesn't use MW at all. Cnc Software Training. I haven't used any of the previous trackballs without MW, so I don't know exactly what the OS will support. Has anybody used USB Overdrive with Kensington trackballs?

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So the pref pane works but not the.kext. Sounds dumb but try reinstalling or at least locating the.kext to see if it's in the right spot. Speaking of which, where does Snow Leopard move stuff it thinks are incompatible? I also wonder if the issue isn't a timing or cache issue.

Example, probably irrelevant. When I first booted up into SL I clicked About This Mac. Both the 'Software Update' and 'More Info.' Buttons were grayed out.

Mousing over them showed messages to the effect of, 'Software Update (or System Profiler) are not available because Software Update (or System Profiler) could not be found.' I either waited a while or launched System Profiler manually and later the About This Mac buttons were functional. Point being, when OS X says something is 'not found' it may be lying. The glimmer of hope of course here is that Kensington was not entirely correct when they said if won't work, if my situation isn't just some weird fluke. Kensington products will work with the OS software just like any other basic product. OS X's 'mouse' controls will work in a TurboMouse. You should be able to adjust the speed of the cursor just fine, though it won't be as fast as it would with MW software.

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—Sir Jonathan Ive -An armed society is a polite society. And hope is a lousy defense. You make me pull, I'll put you down. Mister, that's a ten-gallon hat on a twenty-gallon head. I *love* Sigs.