Official Logitech MouseWare Advanced Utility

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Following the release of the highly anticipated MouseWare 9.76 which finally allowed to assign all mouse buttons in games via a new game compatibility mode, Logitech now offers an advanced tweaker for their mice. It is called MouseWare Advanced Settings Utility (mwAdvanced.exe). This utility is designed to work with MouseWare 9.76 or above. Please verify you are using MouseWare 9.76 before downloading and using this utility.

Note: You may place this file any where on the systems hard drive but it is recommended that you copy or download it to the following location: C:Program FilesLogitechMouseWareSystem

Mouse behavior in some applications can be customized by adjusting some MouseWare settings. A simple utility, (mwAdvanced.exe) has been provided for such applications (i.e., games or CAD software), which makes it easier to adjust some MouseWare settings. Please note that this program only makes changes to the registry, it does NOT run in the background and is not a TSR, (Terminate Stay Resident) program.

Download: Logitech MouseWare Advanced Utility

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#1 Zonteck on 11 Apr 2003 - 12:17

huray, about time.

#2 Quboid on 11 Apr 2003 - 12:54

In one hand I'm not that impressed, it doesn't seem to do much (although some many find it useful, give it a try at least). On the other hand, there isn't really a whole lot needs doing. Some way to get my MX500 to have Mouse6, Mouse7 and Mouse8 buttons working in games (now that Mouse4 and Mouse5 do) would be nice. I don't see anything about that here, so I've still got them set to F6, F7 and F8 and I bind those - generally works fine.

(1 reply) #3 Matthey on 11 Apr 2003 - 14:17

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#3.1 Spyder on 11 Apr 2003 - 15:36

its there...maybe try right click, save target as..

#4 Nodiaque on 11 Apr 2003 - 16:09

go at www.logitech.com and download it... By the way, there are missing on the destination path... it should be C:Program FilesLogitechMouseWareSystem and not C:Program FilesLogitechMouseWareSystem

#5 dougkinzinger on 11 Apr 2003 - 16:20

hmmm....I think our good old IntelliPoint is due for an upgrade too mates

(1 reply) #6 PotatoJudge on 11 Apr 2003 - 20:03

I'm close to trying a MX500 again. Does this mean that I can use all buttons in games? Binding to the keyboard is fine as that is what I do now with my intellimouse explorer. What games have been tested?

#6.1 Quboid on 11 Apr 2003 - 21:16

The side buttons (back and forward) can be set in most games fine (not sure what ones fail exactly) since the 9.76 drivers. I've also found setting the buttons to keys work in all games (except ones which don't let you bind the F buttons which I use).

#7 nifu on 11 Apr 2003 - 23:44

I used to use MouseWare but it gave me negative acceleration so I just use the drivers and not mouseware. Does anyone here know if this new MouseWare Advanced thing gets rid of negative acceleration? Thanks

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