• Dimitri Kaparis (16/16) Apr 23 2003 Regarding the inability to use the mouse wheel after updating the Logite...
• Walter (8/24) Apr 23 2003 It's great that you found out what the problem is. There aren't any plan...

"Dimitri Kaparis" <dkaparis universalstudyhelper.com> writes:

Regarding the inability to use the mouse wheel after updating the Logitech
MouseWare driver to version 9.75 I have reported some time ago, I have found
the following from Logitech:

"With version 9.75 and above, MouseWare now sends Microsoft native wheel
messages instead of standard scroll bar messages. Because of the changes to
scrolling implementation for MouseWare 9.75, the "Office Compatible
Scolling" and "Scroll in active window only" check boxes in MouseWare are no
longer available. This new release should provide better wheel/roller
function in games, as most games look for native wheel messages and don't
respond correctly to scroll bar messages. If you are unsure what type of
scrolling messages your game supports, please contact your game
manufacturer."

Perhaps the Digital Mars code editor window does not process Microsoft
native wheel messages. If this is the case, are there plans to change this?

Regards,
Dimitri

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

It's great that you found out what the problem is. There aren't any plans to
fix it at the moment, though.

"Dimitri Kaparis" <dkaparis universalstudyhelper.com> wrote in message
news:b8781b$o79$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Regarding the inability to use the mouse wheel after updating the Logitech
 MouseWare driver to version 9.75 I have reported some time ago, I have

found
 the following from Logitech:

 "With version 9.75 and above, MouseWare now sends Microsoft native wheel
 messages instead of standard scroll bar messages. Because of the changes

to
 scrolling implementation for MouseWare 9.75, the "Office Compatible
 Scolling" and "Scroll in active window only" check boxes in MouseWare are

no
 longer available. This new release should provide better wheel/roller
 function in games, as most games look for native wheel messages and don't
 respond correctly to scroll bar messages. If you are unsure what type of
 scrolling messages your game supports, please contact your game
 manufacturer."

 Perhaps the Digital Mars code editor window does not process Microsoft
 native wheel messages. If this is the case, are there plans to change

this?
 Regards,
 Dimitri