Also, McKinney is the only city in Texas that made the top ten. McKinney is one of several fast-growing communities on the northeastern edge of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
Logitech Unifying Receiver - is a proprietary standard created by Logitech. It's mainly for USB HID devices (such as keyboard , mouse, touchpad, drawing tablet or touchscreen). It's not for devices other than USB HID class (for example , external USB storage device or USB printer...etc.
I don't think the Logitech software will do that. Any unifying compatible device should work with any unifying receiver. Ergo, Device 1 which came with Reciever 1 SHOULD work on Reciever 2 and device 2 SHOULD work on receiver 1 after proper link up. Additionally you should be able to do Device 1 AND device 2 on either receiver 1 or receiver 2. Possibly even both at the same time.