Note from the author This is a so-called 'early access' version of a USB driver to allow MacOS 9.2.1 to support Logitech's USB Corded iTouch Keyboard. It is intended to give you the opportunity to get an idea of what I am currently working on. It also should be the starting point of some dialog between you an me in order to bring to this product the quality it deserves. This driver currently supports Swiss French and Swiss German keyboard layouts. Other layouts have not been tested and you are welcome to report any discrepancies. This version has not been tested on any other machine than mine (G3 beige MT 333 running MacOS 9.2.1 US). Therefore, you should not install this software on a production system before you have thoroughly checked that it meets your requirements. Again, you are welcome to report any success or failures you might encounter with other systems. Please let me know any problem you may encounter with this software by sending an email to fred.klein@free.fr. Regards, Fred Klein. Technical info Here is what gets installed (extract of the installer log): Installed System:System Folder:Extensions:USB Corded iTouch Keyboard Installing resources to System:System Folder:System Adding resource: KCAP 50 "Logitech USB Corded iTouch Keyboard" Adding resource: itlk 18 "Swiss French Logitech USB Corded iTouch Keyboard" Adding resource: itlk 19 "Swiss German Logitech USB Corded iTouch Keyboard" Know issues The sleep, volume, play and internet function keys are not yet supported. Typed characters (i.e. on the screen) sometime do not match the key pressed. Workaround: switch to another script (in the keyboard menu or control panel), type a few characters and switch back to the original script. The keyboard events that are sent to MacOS contain a keyboard type value (which matches the KCAP resource ID). The current value is 50. Apple does not support this value. I will clarify this point for the final release at latest. USB Overdrive simulates Control-Click (or other) with a different keyboard type. Hence, right-clicking for instance while Keycaps is open will have it show a different key layout. This is only a cosmetic issue as hitting any key will bring back the correct key layout. Version history 1.1d6 fixed: Alt.down + AltGr.down + Alt.up (or similar up/down combination) now correctly handled. 1.1d5 Initial public release