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Windows useability tip
10-03-2010 1:17 PM
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This could be the biggest practical improvement to Vista/Win7 I have found!
Ever since using Vista and now Win7, I have found a small but continuous annoyance that the focus never seems to be where you want it. For example, in an application, I go to File - Open, get an Explorer window pop up, and the scroll wheel doesn't do anything because the focus is not in the central pane. I have other applications that do similar things, and I always have to remember to click in the pane first before the scroll will work.
A solution. Install XMouseControl. It has an option marked, "Make scroll wheel scroll window under cursor".
It now just scrolls wherever the cursor is, and is so much nicer to use.
Ever since using Vista and now Win7, I have found a small but continuous annoyance that the focus never seems to be where you want it. For example, in an application, I go to File - Open, get an Explorer window pop up, and the scroll wheel doesn't do anything because the focus is not in the central pane. I have other applications that do similar things, and I always have to remember to click in the pane first before the scroll will work.
A solution. Install XMouseControl. It has an option marked, "Make scroll wheel scroll window under cursor".
It now just scrolls wherever the cursor is, and is so much nicer to use.
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Re: Windows useability tip
10-03-2010 1:18 PM
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I must try that - it sound so logical that you wonder why Microsoft get it so wrong
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