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Bob,
Thanks for your reply. You're right about changing the WheelScrollLines in
the registry. It's a situation I want to avoid.

I've tried your idea about adjusting the count prior to giving it to the
control but that doesn't work. I did find that if I put a trackbar on the
form with the LED control and have the LED value change with the trackbar
position, I can get the desired effect with the mouse wheel. I guess I can
hide the trackbar since it's redundant.

Steve



"Bob Gonder" <notbg@notmindspring.invalid> wrote in message
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> Steve Fear wrote:
>
> >I'm stumped on how I can set the scrolling size property for the mouse
> >scroller.
>
> This sounds a bit like it might be a VCL question, which would be
> better asked in the  .vcl.components.using  group.
>
> If Adam's answer isn't what you were after, then...
>
> You might check the registry entry
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WheelScrollLines
> to see what the setting is.
> I would advise against changing the value because changing user
> settings tends to anger users.
>
> >I want to use the mouse wheel to adjust a value in a LED control. Right
now
> >the code works fine except for the increments being set to the mouse
> >scrolling size.
>
> You might be able, though, to count the increase messages and divide
> by the scroll rate before changing the control. (Like change the
> control once every "WheelScrollLines" increases)
>
>