Can you change the functionality of the mouse in different applications (like a Wacom tablet)?

It'd be great to turn off horizontal scrolling when using Adobe InDesign.

• Asked by Dan T
• Oct 7, 2010
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Can you program the Magic Mouse to do different function when you swipe on the top of the mouse?

• Asked by Quynh Q from Cupertino
• Feb 28, 2011
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Did anyone use the new Magic Mouse with a CAD application like AutoCAD?

I would lke to know if it is possible to zoom with that mouse... which is essential in Autocad.

• Asked by Gregor B
• Nov 15, 2009
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does this mean that the new mouse has similar capabilities of a pen and tablet when using design or illustration software?

Could one use fingers on the mouse to move cursor input points, click and drag selection and generally mimic some of the functionality of a pen and tablet input device?

That would be very useful if one could simply keep looking at the screen and select or move input selections, as well as manipulation of items and objects with the magic Mouse.

• Asked by Henry M from Mamaroneck
• Oct 20, 2009
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can I use the magic Mouse with my bamboo tablet connected?

• Asked by Douglas C from Newark
• Oct 20, 2009
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Does it have force sensing similar to the mighty mouse? I use it for the expose function and like it very much but I need to upgrade my mouse.

• Asked by Troy B from Clyde
• Nov 27, 2009
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Can I use this mouse for an application like Maya, which requires a 3rd button for pivoting, rotating, etc. with a camera view in a viewport?

• Asked by Efren P from West Hollywood
• Oct 20, 2009
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Is this mouse good for gaming (description...)

Is this mouse good for gaming, like Black Ops and Battlefield BC2. Can I change the setting to one-click (one finger) right click for these kind of FPS games on Windows 7?

• Asked by Youssef E from Reservoir
• Jan 31, 2011
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how do you change the batteries in the mouse

• Asked by Robert A from Baltimore
• Jul 18, 2011
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I feel you can get a wireless mouse that has buttons for all the swipes already. Can someone, with one, tell me if it is really worth changing?

This mouse looks pretty sweet, but is it actually easier, or more intuitive than a normal mouse? A concern I have is that I use new MacBook, and the new trackpad uses similar, but different, gestures and I fear I will confuse them when switching back and forth.

• Asked by Rick P from Glendora
• Dec 26, 2010
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