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- I have Windows 98SE and a Logitech (2-btn + wheel) optical mouse (USB on a PS/2 adaptor) using the standard Windows mouse driver. The wheel scrolls three lines every time it is moved, and I want to be able to change it, or either set it to 5 or 10 lines.
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- I know I have seen the setting for this somewhere, but I can’t remember where, and I can’t find it. I used to have a tablet+mouse that required their own drivers, and the mouse also had scroll buttons, so it might have been there… -Otherwise, I yam stumped.
~ - If this is not possible, then where can I download a free Notepad-style plain text editor that displays line numbers? I have HTML stuff to do, and I get tired of the “error on line xxx” stuff… - DougC
I don’t think Notepad has line numbers?
Well, I’ll write your Notepad w/line numbers if you would like, however it’d be pretty simple. I just thought of a great way of making the numbers (which is what stopped me the last time I tried…). Send an e-mail to [EMAIL=trainsnpep@aol.com]Mike B and I’ll get back to you with the program in a few days (depending on how I feel this week ;))
Anyway, go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Mouse. Usually there is a tab up on top for ‘Wheel.’ I say usually because with some mice that you install, they may write a new set of controls for the mouse. Most don’t however some do…
P. S. You may want to check out www.textpad.com or www.editplus.com .
Although they’re not free, both offer evaluations.
My program will be as basic as notepad, but that’s all I’ll feel like doing
Go to the Microsoft site and search for TweakUI, a downloadable utility. It allows you to modify the mouse wheel scroll setting and handle many other useful things.
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- I looked for TweakUI a couple times on MS but it said that it was no longer beng distributed, and that was that. I did find it somewhere else though. - DougC
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Uh, unless it’s different for a wireless mouse, got to Control Panel, Mouse, Wheel tab, settings.
You can set the wheel to scroll anywhere from 0 lines to thousands of lines per turn.
I use NT with a wired mouse.