magic mouse!

[aahatimo]

http://www.apple.com/magicmouse/
looks great! will it work w/ ac?
i miss my multitouch pad when using apple ext keyboard, was considering some other input device, this may be it.

[Anonymous]

i order one straight away! - then thought: will it work with AC?? i hope so.

it doesn't seem to have a third button, so may not be able to pan?

[Anonymous]

Someone order this and get back to me! I've gone through 3 "Mighty Mouse" because the little scroll ball gets gunk in there and it won't scroll anymore. They are not made to be taken apart, and Apple's cleaning instructions only work for so long. I probably scroll 5 miles a day so that's important for me.

You can scroll with this mouse and I would guess that just clicking, holding and dragging the mouse would make it pan but I'm not sure...

[Anonymous]

Steven wrote:
Someone order this and get back to me! I've gone through 3 "Mighty Mouse" because the little scroll ball gets gunk in there and it won't scroll anymore. ..

have done. yes i've been through 2 mighty mice, they r great (until the wheel breaks!)

[aahatimo]

ordered mine earlier today.
will see how it works w/ ac sometime next week.
still using my 4+ year old kensington bt pilot mouse, this may replace it.

[Stress Co_]

Steven wrote:
I've gone through 3 "Mighty Mouse" because the little scroll ball gets gunk in there and it won't scroll anymore. They are not made to be taken apart, and Apple's cleaning instructions only work for so long.

As a last resort.... you can disassemble them to clean the track ball. A google search will provide many HOW TO VIDEOS.

[Anonymous]

Stress wrote:
As a last resort.... you can disassemble them to clean the track ball. A google search will provide many HOW TO VIDEOS.

I've seen these and tried it once with no luck...

[Anonymous]

Steven wrote:
I've seen these and tried it once with no luck...

yes it's really difficult getting that bottom ring off!

[Marton Kiss]

Hi,

Here are our brief test results using ArchiCAD with Magic Mouse:
As the third button is gone, functions like pan and orbit are difficult to use – mouse gestures do not work with ArchiCAD, and there is no way to “imitate” the third button in the mouse settings. The only (cumbersome) workaround is to assign a custom keyboard shortcut to pan/zoom.

[Anonymous]

Marton wrote:
Hi,

Here are our brief test results using ArchiCAD with Magic Mouse:
As the third button is gone, functions like pan and orbit are difficult to use – mouse gestures do not work with ArchiCAD, and there is no way to “imitate” the third button in the mouse settings. The only (cumbersome) workaround is to assign a custom keyboard shortcut to pan/zoom.

This sounds like a big "NO."

Can't pan? What good is that!