Thanks for the advice, Bruno. Especially on the Logitech software. Button mapping is the only reason I have it installed on my computer, because IMO their software sucks in Windows too, but I can't live without the double-click button I have mapped (I also have one for Ctrl+Tab, Ctrl+W, and the Start menu).

I'll probably check out the others you mentioned, although I'm a big fan of free software, so MS Office and Aperture would run me quite a bit, especially after spending at least $2600 on a computer.

And really, "buy new hardware" isn't the best option. There really are no other printers like this, unless you jump from the $120-130 for the Casio to one the $2000+ devices. The only other comparable model I've found is this one, but it looks terrible and appears to barely have Windows support, let alone Mac.

But this is getting nit-picky. If I get this Mac there is no question I'm going to be running Windows on it in some form (sorry, purists ).