Use Mighty Mouse driver to customize other mice

Intellectually drafted article. seems to grab attention at once.The writer has a good knowledge of the subject and makes reading interesting.

I have noticed this behavior as well. For my Powerbook, I use an Apple Mighty Mouse and a Fingerworks iGesture touchpad (sadly now out of production). When I installed the Mighty Mouse drivers, I was annoyed to discover that the drivers had re-mapped my middle-click to the "Show Dashboard" action on both pointing devices. I was disappointed at this, because I use middle-click heavily in Safari and Camino to open links in new tabs. So I was unable to get the Mighty Mouse to set the Scroll Ball click to be Dashboard without affecting middle-click on my other pointing device. But that's not a big problem - my Dashboard hotkey is within easy reach, and I even mapped a custom gesture on my iGesture to activate Dashboard. :)

Sounds intriguing (I have an MX700 myself, and the Logitech drivers are next to useless on OSX - I use USB Overdrive, but still can't program some of the buttons the way I'd like). One big problem though - it sounds like I have to get my hands on a Mighty Mouse to get the ball rolling - I don't know anyone who has one, and I'm sure not going to buy one just so I can use my MX a little better.