Thanks for the advice. I have always used USB Overdrive in the past but unfortunately according to Levi Alessandro's web site...
Apple Magic Mouse update: I've been working hard on the device and I now know how it works. I am writing a lot of code to support it properly and I will post a new version as soon as it is ready. Until then, please be aware that without specific support the Magic Mouse is a two buttons mouse with no scroll wheel. The current version of the USB Overdrive handles it as any other mouse so you lose both the scroll wheel and the ability to configure gestures using Apple's own drivers. The good news is that this mouse can do a lot more than basic gestures, and I'll do my best to make it even more magic
Which, for the moment, leaves me no better off than I am with Apple's drivers, but eagerly anticipating a Magic Mouse compatible version of USB Ovewrdrive
