For an Option key (Boot Manager) startup, you hold down what would be the Command key. This only takes effect after you get to the desktop. You simply switch the Alt and Windows keys so Alt/Option and Command are where you expect them to be. Some aren't keyboard or mouse drivers at all, despite being billed as that.ĭoesn't help with the mouse, but you can use the built-in keyboard settings in the System Preferences to make any PC keyboard behave (mostly) like a Mac. I tried as many as I could find, and these were the only two I personally thought were worth buying. There is no number four (or five, etc.).

I spent over an hour trying to figure out how to reassign just one key, and never managed to do it. To say it's difficult to even figure out how to use is an understatement. Free, but about the clumsiest keyboard remapping app you could use. If I hadn't already owned USB Overdrive, I might have chosen this one instead. I tested this one and it also works very well. Overall, pretty easy to use and works well. It's what I'm currently using for my MS keyboard. So what can you use? Best ones I've found are: Emails go unanswered and the software has not changed for a year. I have it, and while it works pretty well, I'd have to say the author has abandoned it. If you've looked around for alternatives, you may have run across ControllerMate. Disabling SIP is of course a very bad idea.įorget this software. The moment you turn it back on, the IntelliType/IntelliPoint software will be disabled. You must disable System Integrity Protection and leave it off. That is a complete no-no in High Sierra and up. This software isn't just old, it doesn't even have a developer ID/signature. The last time MS did anything with the Mac version of this software was all the way back in Lion. Each major release of macOS has put more restrictions on kernel extensions.

It's nearly impossible to install IntelliType/IntelliPoint in High Sierra and later.

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