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Re: Mouse scrolling Framemaker 7 WinXP

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From: John E Cook
Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 16:48
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I have an MX700 cordless mouse that I received for Christmas. I thought I'd try using it for gaming but found I prefer it for work. I really like the concept of micro scrolling (1 line at a time) with the wheel and faster scrolling with the cruise up and down buttons.

I am also having problems getting the scroll to work in any fashion in Frame 6.0. I have already received the standard boilerplate response from Logitech Tech Support and have tried the suggestions I've seen here. I had hope that I could get it to work by reverting to the 9.73s (since the 9.42s didn't work for me) because 9.73 has the Office Compatible checkbox, but, alas.

I'll probably return to the 9.75s and simply page up and down on the keyboard in Frame until somebody more subtle and clever than I discovers an answer.

Regards,
John Cook
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