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  1. 28th Sep 2006 07:33 pm #1
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    I know it's dumb....but how to you change the function of your wheel in the mouse...I am pretty sure it's mouse dependent...but is there any other way
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    Quote Originally Posted by chance View Post
    I know it's dumb....but how to you change the function of your wheel in the mouse...I am pretty sure it's mouse dependent...but is there any other way
    Type this
    "mbuttonpan"
    set it to the opposite of whatever it is 1 or 0
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    thats what I have tried...doesn't work on all mice....I have wireless logitech...kinda gets funky on me
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    Old one but good 1 .. Latest Drivers???
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    do have the latest drivers......still a no go...
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    Problem solved....on a logitech wireless ...."Set Point" Software....select function for mouse should be set to "Generic"....then pan/zoom works fine
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    Start - Settings - Control Panels - Mouse - Hardware - Properties - Advance - ...
    (You need to choose PS/2 Compatible Mouse)
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