Audition 1.5 and Logitech LX7 wireless mouse

Tried above stated mouse, Autoscroll will not engage when looking to edit waveforms. All settings for autoscroll engaged in the mouse properties, although the Logitech program does not have an application-specific setting to change for the desired program. Microsoft, on the other hand, does. With a wired nouse I did not have to select custom properties for autoscroll, though could if I wanted choose Audition as the application and set the mouse buttons just for that ap.
Logitech support has been (surprising?) worthless. Looks like I will return that mouse in favor of just sticking with Microsoft, but wanted to check if anyone else has had Logitech mouse issues. TIA

Well, I went ahead and tried the mouse without installing Logitech drivers, but I left the Intellimouse/Microsoft drivers in place. Yes, the mouse works, though being left handed, I prefer to mouse with that hand and reverse the common click/right-click buttons. The Intellimouse control panel won't reverse them as it doesn't recognize a Microsoft mouse. Yes, I could uninstall the Intellimouse program and revert to generic XP mouse drivers, but I am getting tired of beating my head against the wall trying to make a shoddy product work. It is part of the LX-310 mouse/keyboard combo; I asked on the Logitech forums if this even classified as an LX7 mouse (the software says that's what it is, but you only see "310" on the mouse itself). Perhaps the combo package is a dumbed down version? Their tech support via phone (worthless) tried to tell me that I could select the button on the mouse and choose "1a" to specify a specific program to associate with functions. There is no "1a" visible, period. I tried one more call to them and got a person who said everyone is swamped and for me to give him a number for them to call me back, or for me to call the next day. Oh, I gave him something, but it wasn't a number He was of no help when I stated I had already talked with support and the issue isn't resolved, I wanted it escalated. Ultimately the escaltation is the location where they can place my business, and the sun does not shine there. The product is only a few days out of the box and can be easily returned to place of purchase, which it will be. I look forward to reading them filing bankruptcy, but let's not get nasty
The wired/optical Microsoft mouse works exactly as needed, with autoscroll a no-brainer in Audition. By chance does anyone know if some of the newer Microsoft wireless/laser mice are more precise? Editing is, in fact an exact science; I was (and probably still am) a master with magnetic tape and a blade, I can prove I am the same in the digital medium as well.

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