Logitech Cordless Optical TrackMan driver

This is an automated self-installer of Logitech MouseWare. For additional details please refer to the README file included in this release.

MouseWare uses a CHM-based Help file and Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher must be installed to view the Help file correctly. If you are using a release prior to 4.01, please upgrade your version of Internet Explorer from the Microsoft web site.

NOTES:

If you use a Cordless Desktop keyboard that uses iTouch™ software and you are upgrading MouseWare, it is recommended you also upgrade to the latest version of iTouch.

NT 4.0 users:- This version requires NT service pack 6 to be installed.The F1 - F12 button assignments have been removed. These can now be programmed (as well as many other keys) using the new "Keystroke" button assignment. MouseWare does NOT currently support Windows Server® 2003. Your Logitech pointing device will function with its native drivers.Serial Mice users under Windows XP and 2000: MouseWare does not support any serial pointing devices. A Logitech mouse connected to the serial port will function with native drivers, but it will not be displayed in the MouseWare control center and you will not be able to program the buttons.

C-Series device users: C-Series mice are not supported under Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows ME when connected to the serial port. C-Series devices can be identified by the following model numbers (M/N), located on the bottom of the device: T-CA1, C7, CA, CC, and CE. Please note the CA and the CE are combination devices and will function on the PS/2 port.

Approximate MouseWare download size is 4.3 megabytes.

This is an automated self-installer of Logitech MouseWare. For additional details please refer to the README file included in this release.

MouseWare uses a CHM-based Help file and Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher must be installed to view the Help file correctly. If you are using a release prior to 4.01, please upgrade your version of Internet Explorer from the Microsoft web site.

NOTES:

If you use a Cordless Desktop keyboard that uses iTouch™ software and you are upgrading MouseWare, it is recommended you also upgrade to the latest version of iTouch.

NT 4.0 users:- This version requires NT service pack 6 to be installed.The F1 - F12 button assignments have been removed. These can now be programmed (as well as many other keys) using the new "Keystroke" button assignment. MouseWare does NOT currently support Windows Server® 2003. Your Logitech pointing device will function with its native drivers.Serial Mice users under Windows XP and 2000: MouseWare does not support any serial pointing devices. A Logitech mouse connected to the serial port will function with native drivers, but it will not be displayed in the MouseWare control center and you will not be able to program the buttons.

C-Series device users: C-Series mice are not supported under Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows ME when connected to the serial port. C-Series devices can be identified by the following model numbers (M/N), located on the bottom of the device: T-CA1, C7, CA, CC, and CE. Please note the CA and the CE are combination devices and will function on the PS/2 port.

Approximate MouseWare download size is 4.3 megabytes.

This is an automated self-installer of Logitech MouseWare. For additional details please refer to the README file included in this release.

MouseWare uses a CHM-based Help file and Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher must be installed to view the Help file correctly. If you are using a release prior to 4.01, please upgrade your version of Internet Explorer from the Microsoft web site.

NOTES:

If you use a Cordless Desktop keyboard that uses iTouch™ software and you are upgrading MouseWare, it is recommended you also upgrade to the latest version of iTouch.

NT 4.0 users:- This version requires NT service pack 6 to be installed.The F1 - F12 button assignments have been removed. These can now be programmed (as well as many other keys) using the new "Keystroke" button assignment. MouseWare does NOT currently support Windows Server® 2003. Your Logitech pointing device will function with its native drivers.Serial Mice users under Windows XP and 2000: MouseWare does not support any serial pointing devices. A Logitech mouse connected to the serial port will function with native drivers, but it will not be displayed in the MouseWare control center and you will not be able to program the buttons.

C-Series device users: C-Series mice are not supported under Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows ME when connected to the serial port. C-Series devices can be identified by the following model numbers (M/N), located on the bottom of the device: T-CA1, C7, CA, CC, and CE. Please note the CA and the CE are combination devices and will function on the PS/2 port.

Approximate MouseWare download size is 4.3 megabytes.

This is an automated self-installer of Logitech MouseWare. For additional details please refer to the README file included in this release.

MouseWare uses a CHM-based Help file and Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher must be installed to view the Help file correctly. If you are using a release prior to 4.01, please upgrade your version of Internet Explorer from the Microsoft web site.

NOTES:

If you use a Cordless Desktop keyboard that uses iTouch™ software and you are upgrading MouseWare, it is recommended you also upgrade to the latest version of iTouch.

NT 4.0 users:- This version requires NT service pack 6 to be installed.The F1 - F12 button assignments have been removed. These can now be programmed (as well as many other keys) using the new "Keystroke" button assignment. MouseWare does NOT currently support Windows Server® 2003. Your Logitech pointing device will function with its native drivers.Serial Mice users under Windows XP and 2000: MouseWare does not support any serial pointing devices. A Logitech mouse connected to the serial port will function with native drivers, but it will not be displayed in the MouseWare control center and you will not be able to program the buttons.

C-Series device users: C-Series mice are not supported under Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows ME when connected to the serial port. C-Series devices can be identified by the following model numbers (M/N), located on the bottom of the device: T-CA1, C7, CA, CC, and CE. Please note the CA and the CE are combination devices and will function on the PS/2 port.

Approximate MouseWare download size is 4.3 megabytes.

This is an automated self-installer of Logitech MouseWare. For additional details please refer to the README file included in this release.

MouseWare uses a CHM-based Help file and Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher must be installed to view the Help file correctly. If you are using a release prior to 4.01, please upgrade your version of Internet Explorer from the Microsoft web site.

NOTES:

If you use a Cordless Desktop keyboard that uses iTouch™ software and you are upgrading MouseWare, it is recommended you also upgrade to the latest version of iTouch.

NT 4.0 users:- This version requires NT service pack 6 to be installed.The F1 - F12 button assignments have been removed. These can now be programmed (as well as many other keys) using the new "Keystroke" button assignment. MouseWare does NOT currently support Windows Server® 2003. Your Logitech pointing device will function with its native drivers.Serial Mice users under Windows XP and 2000: MouseWare does not support any serial pointing devices. A Logitech mouse connected to the serial port will function with native drivers, but it will not be displayed in the MouseWare control center and you will not be able to program the buttons.

C-Series device users: C-Series mice are not supported under Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows ME when connected to the serial port. C-Series devices can be identified by the following model numbers (M/N), located on the bottom of the device: T-CA1, C7, CA, CC, and CE. Please note the CA and the CE are combination devices and will function on the PS/2 port.

Approximate MouseWare download size is 4.3 megabytes.

Logitech MouseWare®

MouseWare uses a CHM-based Help file and Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher must be installed to view the Help file correctly. If you are using a release prior to 4.01, please upgrade your version of Internet Explorer from the Microsoft web site.

MOUSE DOS DRIVER

MOUSE.EXE is a real mode DOS driver that allows you to use your mouse in DOS applications that provide mouse support.

Note: This DOS driver does not support mice connected to the USB port.

This driver is provided only for users who are booting directly to DOS and not running Windows. MOUSE.EXE should be launched from a DOS prompt. Do not launch this from a Windows DOS box.

View the readme file.

System Requirements

The Logitech Control Center (LCC) supports Mac OS X and allows you to program your keyboard and/or mouse buttons to perform different functions and to take full advantage of your Logitech keyboard, mouse or trackball. With the LCC and your Logitech keyboard, you can:

The download file contains support for the following languages:

Approximate LCC download size is 7.6 megabytes.

This self-extracting archive contains MouseWare M4.0.6 and its resources. MouseWare M4.0.6 features the following: Improved scrolling in a wider range of applications New control panel interface Application specific button assignments The Logitech WebWheel™

This release also addresses the following issues.

Note: MouseWare M4.0.6 is not backwards compatible with Logitech ADB mice.

WebWheel Requirements: Internet Explorer® v4.5 or higher Netscape Navigator® v3.0 or higher iCab Mac browser Installation Notes
Download Logitech Cordless Optical TrackMan driver

Important Installation Note:If you are upgrading your Logitech pointing device hardware it is stongly recommended that you first install this latest version of MouseWare and restart your system. Then shut the system down, and connect your new Logitech pointing device hardware and restart the system.

Service Pack 2 users:For users planning to upgrade to Windows 2000 Service Pack 2: It is urgently recommended that all users planning to upgrade to Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 should upgrade to the latest MouseWare immediately. Earlier versions of MouseWare prior to v9.29.2 may have issues with Service Pack 2.

MouseWare Prior to 9.x:Do NOT install MouseWare 8.x or earlier into Windows 2000. If you have previously installed MouseWare 8.x or earlier into Windows 2000, it is recommended you download this latest version and install it over your current version.

For users planning to upgrade to Windows 2000 from a previous version of Windows: ANY version of MouseWare installed on your current operating system must be uninstalled BEFORE upgrading to Windows 2000. After you have successfully upgraded to Windows 2000, then install the latest version of MouseWare.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR WINDOWS® XP

Logitech serial pointing devices in Windows XP:Pointing devices connected to the serial port are no longer supported by Logitech MouseWare in Windows XP. If your device is a combination PS/2 and Serial mouse, we recommend using the PS/2 connection. If your device is serial only, you must use the operating system's native drivers.