PowerMate Software v1.1 for OS X
is available for download. "Griffin Technology, Inc. has released Version 1.1 of the PowerMate software for OS X. This software is free and available immediately for download. Version 1.1 quickly addresses new compatibility issues brought about with the recent release of Apple’s OS X 10.1.4. This free upgrade also adds multiple functionality and feature improvements of the Griffin PowerMate - USB multimedia controller.
"PowerMate Software version 1.1 for OS X adds several new 'mouse' and 'scroll' functions to the selectable computer actions. This allows you to add scrolling functionality to an application – even if a key command doesn’t exist for this function. Version 1.1 also adds an adjustable Sensitivity slide bar allowing independent sensitivity settings in each and every unique Application Setting you’ve programmed your PowerMate to have.
"The feature most requested - and now included in PowerMate Software Version 1.1 is Gaming Mode. Now PowerMate truly is the ultimate gaming accessory. Strafe opponents in Quake or UT aiming with PowerMate. Relive the 80s playing Tempest on MacMAME the way it’s supposed to be played – with a solid-aluminum spinning knob complete with a blue glowing rubber base
"PowerMate Software version 1.1 for OS X adds several new 'mouse' and 'scroll' functions to the selectable computer actions. This allows you to add scrolling functionality to an application – even if a key command doesn’t exist for this function. Version 1.1 also adds an adjustable Sensitivity slide bar allowing independent sensitivity settings in each and every unique Application Setting you’ve programmed your PowerMate to have.
"The feature most requested - and now included in PowerMate Software Version 1.1 is Gaming Mode. Now PowerMate truly is the ultimate gaming accessory. Strafe opponents in Quake or UT aiming with PowerMate. Relive the 80s playing Tempest on MacMAME the way it’s supposed to be played – with a solid-aluminum spinning knob complete with a blue glowing rubber base
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