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Article #22513Re: Mouse scrolling Framemaker 7 WinXP
From: Sean
Date: Sun, 05 Jan 2003 20:41
Date: Sun, 05 Jan 2003 20:41
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Lars' problem is with another mouse altogether, with another set of drivers.
Which means to me that the problem is with FM.
That's seriously faulty logic.
But, as I mentioned, I do find it curious that FrameMaker, more than any other program, continues to suffer these issues.
need to add here that the problem, with the same mouse, did not exist
when I ran FM on WIN98, and only surfaced when I upgraded ro XP
Which indicates a driver problem, not an application one.
But since Lars is using v. 7, it would appear to me that both versions
are somehow impacted by Windows XP in this regard.
I recommend against making such generalizations.
One of my co-workers uses an Intellimouse Optical on WinXP and FM 7 with no issue. What version is your mouse driver?
Cheers,
Sean
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