Free kensington software for mac

MouseWorks for Kensington-branded mice and trackballs makes work easier by placing more of your computers time-saving capabilities at your immediate command.
Double-click, cut and paste, save, or drag--all with the click of a button. And get instant access to your favorite commands by creating customized pop-up menus; you can even change the menu for each application.
Enhancements:
- This version addresses all the known issues under MacOS 9.x. Mouseworks 5.7 supports all the ADB and USB versions of Kensington input devices.

Kensington VideoCAMworks is a driver update package for the USB digital video camera.

Stuffed-binhexed archive of the full version of Kensington VideoCAMworks software.

Note: Only supports Kensington VideoCAM and Kensington VideoCAM VGA.

Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Desktop provides a disk image archive of the full version of Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Desktop Software for Mac OS X (including Panther).

This version supports the following Kensington PilotBoard products:
• K64382 PilotBoard Mac Wireless Desktop
• K64379 Kensington Wireless Pilotboard Desktop

DejaMenu is a small utility designed to display the current applications main menu as a context menu when a key combination is pressed.

This is particularly useful for people using multiple monitors. Since the Menubar only appears on a single monitor, it is awkward to use applications on a different monitor. DejaMenu solves this - just press the configured key combo, and a copy of the Menubar is right there for your to use.

If your mouse can simulate key-presses, DejaMenu becomes even more useful. For instance, on my 4-button trackball, I have the fourth button set to bring up DejaMenu by simulating shift-cmd-m when clicked. (USB Overdrive and Kensington Mouseworks both allow mapping of keys to button presses).

In many ways, this was inspired by the NeXTStep convention of having the main menu appear on a right-click.