Logitech Quickcam drivers for Leopard?

Hi All,
I have searched everywhere for help with drivers including Logitech, Apple Forums, Web and have found nothing. I have a Logitech QuickCam® Communicate™ I was running it on a Windows machine; I would like to use it with my new Mac mini that I just upgraded to Leopard, I bought it on the 16th of October with Tiger pre-installed (the Logitech Mac drivers v.8.0.1 did not work with Tiger either).
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

I'm wondering what the status of Logitech support for Mac is now. In the Apple Store in Troy, a Logitech QuickCam Ultra Vision MP (there may be the words "Special Edition" in there too, I'll have to check) is being sold, with a Mac approval logo on it. It is being sold as being for Mac.
I can find no mention of this edition of the camera on the Logitech site, and only one on Apple Store website. I need to check and see if it has any special software to work with the Mac.
I have seen other mentions of Logitech web cameras working on the Mac, at the Logitech site; they say it will have basic features provided by the native OS X driver for webcams--sight and sound--but not any of the advanced features, like RightLight 2, RightSound, face tracking, and video effects.
So I would wonder if there's really anything different about the "Made for Mac" camera and the Windows camera. My bet is that there isn't. (The Apple Store has the black SE version of the camera hardware; the white and silver QuickCam Ultra Vision and the black SE are the same in specs, I believe they're identical save for the cosmetics.)

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