How to reconfigure mighty mouse center click for Solid Edge V20

I'm trying to reconfigure my mighty mouse to center click rotate or similar to windows center click instead of how its configured in SL. I'm running XP in a VM. Any ideas? Thanks.

Hello csmitty,
I'm looking to upgrade some draftsmen in our office to a Mac Pro's and was unsure if I could run Solid Edge v20 on them or not...if you don`t mind can you tell me if it runs fine for you.

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There is no need for additional drivers.
Why?
If you have a Wireless Mighty Mouse you have to turn your computer visible for other devices in the Bluetooth preferences - then simply search for Bluetooth devices, connect - done!
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Hi,
try this also
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Setid + KOKRS (Controlling area) + Profit Center Group into one variable.
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gc_kokrs is the controlling area
gp_pprct is the Profit Center group entered in the selection screen.
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Hi Mark,<br /><br />I have contact with folks who may be able to help you. Since I don't attend this forum in an "official" capacity, I don't post my contact information either. However, to accommodate this problem, I have created an email address where you can send files, if you're more comfortable with that. <[email protected]> I think you can find me enough on this forum to assure yourself that I am not a random malicious forum lurker. If you'd like, you can simply create a file that contains elements that are giving you trouble during the conversion process, such as the ellipsoids you mentioned earlier. It doesn't have to be a real world file.

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I recently bought a wireless Mighty Mouse, installed all the supplied software and paired it with my Macbook Pro. I've set up the right click as Secondary button and have been using it without any problems.
Then recently I've noticed that after using it for a while (in general applications like Aperture, Firefox etc), the right click will perform a Primary (left) click instead. Even if I take my hand completely off the mouse and click on the right side, it will perform a left click function. If I switch the Mighty Mouse off and back on, it starts to work normally again.
Is this a general issue with these mice? Or is mine just faulty? I can't see that it's a hardware fault as it returns to normal when I turn off/on the mouse. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.

My new MacBook Pro and Wireless MM just arrived Friday and I spent Saturday transferring files from my PB G4 and installing Parallels/WinXP.
My Mighty Mouse worked fine initially, but then the Right Click (Secondary) reverted to Left Click (Primary). I reversed the settings to a "Left-handed" setup, the settings stuck. But the right button would not hold a Secondary setting.
I then paired the PB G4's Wireless Mighty Mouse (that I've had for several months) with the MacBook Pro - same issue surfaced. Both mice work consistently as represented with the PowerBook AND my IOGear bluetooth mouse works perfectly with both the PB and MBP (although the Mouse Preference Pane that comes up for the IOGear mouse is a reduced feature set that does not allow any additional button programning.)
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OK, so the search function is disabled until tomorrow, so please don't flame me for not searching...
Starting this morning, my mighty mouse (wired) started clicking (second button clicking, I think) randomly, preventing me essentially from using it as it would continuously click while I tried to work, pushing my current application into the background. Am using a wireless Microsoft mouse as a backup currently.
I have tried disconnecting and reconnecting the mouse numerous times, and have even unplugged and replugged the power supply (UPS) in case there was some kind of "lost ground" issue.
I am a new iMac user about to drop my Windows machine altogether, and this clicking problem is driving me crazy! Any suggestions?

I might have found the solution to your problem.
I just purchased an iMac for a friend, and was telling them how Mac's are a lot better than PC's. We removed his old PC, threw it aside and set-up his new Mac. When it was all set-up the mouse started to do this crazy clicking and entering Exposé randomly, also the right click function would not work.
My friend was not impressed with his first experience with Mac.
Anyway, we called Applecare to no avail, they didn't have a clue of what was happening. I then took the whole computer back to the store and they set it up at their shop to test it and it worked perfectly. I stood there scratching my head. I took the computer to my place and it worked perfectly there all day.
Later I took it back to my friends house and guess what? They mouse is going all crazy again.
We tried setting it up in different rooms in his house, also to no avail.
At this point we where going to return the whole system and get another one. Then I decided to use trusty Google search and I found this article in some forum www.macintouch.com/readerreports/mightymouse/topic4048.html I scrolled down and read many others with the same problem and what they did to solve the problem.
From the forum I gathered that there is a design flaw in the mouse that Apple doesn't know about. It makes the mouse extremely sensitive to your body's static electricity because it doesn't have proper grounding. That is why your Microsoft mouse works and the Mighty Mouse doesn't. I further gathered that the reason it worked at my house and not at my friends is probably due to bad earth connection at his house or to some appliance interfering with the static in the air.
The bad earth connection theory was pretty much proved by people stating that when they touched the metal case or the metal keyboard with one hand, and using the mouse with the other, the erratic behaviour would stop. Why? because you are earthing the static in your body through the metal on the iMac. Try it yourself, it should work.
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1. Get an qualified electrician to come to your house and check that the earth is 100% at your house.
2. Get another mouse until Apple acknowledge the problem and fix it in their next batch of Mighty Mouse.
I didn't want to spend big buck to get an electrician to check the whole house, so I am opting for the second solution and taking the wired mouse that came with the iMac and swapping it for and unwired version, hopefully that will solve the problem. I'm going into the shop today, I will let you know how I went.
Sorry for the long response, but the more info you are armed with the better a fight you have to get Apple to solve the problem at minimum cost to you.
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This might be a hardware problem but whenever I place my fingers on my Mighty Mouse, it would trigger the Button 4 action, and make a little click from the internal speaker, as if I had used the side buttons. This makes things incredibly hard to use (button 4 is mapped to Dashboard) since anytime I want to work with the mouse, I'd have Dashboard constantly coming in and out. I found that turning that button off will stop the clicking and triggering, but now means that I can't use that button anymore. Turning the action off, then on temporarily fixes the problem for about an hour and rebooting the computer did nothing to help.
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I have had the same problem.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=359574&tstart=0
For the first few weeks it happened all the time. Now it is not happening at all. An Apple support tech called me back today saying that someone else had had the same problem and had found that the problem was due to some sort of electrical interference. When the other person move his iMac into another room, the problem disappeared.
At the same time I updated my system to 10.4.5. Maybe that solved the problem. If you haven't updated to 10.4.5 you might try that. And try moving the iMac to a different location and moving the monitor up and down as I did (see link above).
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Hi,
I have a Mighty Wireless Mouse, and a Wireless Keyboard.
1.) If I would like to keep the track wheel button as the dashboard, can I create a secondary mouse button, or a right click? I know Ctrl-click will be a right click most of the time, but I have a game, where a right click is very useful, but Ctrl-click doesn't work.
2.) Is the main part of the Mighty Mouse just one button, or can I set a primary and secondary on the left and right half of the mouse.
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~Christoph

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Hi,
I've recently bought my macbook pro in the summer along with a wireless mighty mouse. after working on the computer a while, the right click function stops working! i tried installing the software that comes with the mouse but i get the same results...
any suggestions?
thanks in advance!

. Follow the steps for disassembling the MM on many of the web sites until you have the upper shell separated from the base. I found removing the bottom grey ring the easiest method.
2. Inside the upper shell you will see the plastic backed carbon traces used to detect the finger locations. In the centre of the upper shell is also a copper strip adhered to the shell. The plastic traces and the copper shim have a connection through a carbon dot on the shell where there are two holes next to a black carbon dot. I found that there were two issues with my MM that may have caused my issues. The first was that the plastic detectors were not fully adhered and flat on the inner shell. Then I found that the small carbon button which contacts the copper was not fully pressed down. I ran my finger over the entire internal surface of the shell to press down the adhesive bonded parts and then reassembled the mouse.
3. Instead of gluing the bottom grey ring back on the mouse, fit it in place with small sections of 3M invisible tape, over the grey ring and upper case, just in case things go awry again. If they're small enough, you won't see them when the mouse in operation and the case remains securely closed. Once you are sure you have no more problems then you can add a dab or two of superglue to permanently close the case at a later date or still have access to clean the scroll mechanism at a later time as well.
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Jeffrey Hughes1 wrote:
How can I set up my Mighty Mouse ball button to open a URL in a new tab. I don't know how to write an Applescript to do this, or is there another way. Apple didn't make this an option in the system preferences.
Thanks for any help,
Jeff
Welcome to the Apple boards:
Since there are millions of possibilities, and everyone wants a button to do their favorite action, you should learn to write or modify an apple script and customize your mouse yourself. It's educational and fun.
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Dimaxum

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