ketotal.blogg.se - Why is my mouse scrolling sideways

Which is a shame for me, because my mouse pad's horizontal scrolling area is not all the way on the bottom for some reason, so it is annoying and somewhat tricky to use. Unfortunately - I just checked - this trick does not work in Gedit, so it is probably limited to web browsers. I did learn recently that it's simple to scroll horizontally in a web browser - just hold down the Shift key and perform the standard vertical scrolling action (with a mouse, roll the wheel). I was under the impression that a mousepad merely emulates a mouse and that, therefore, it would be emulating what you're trying to accomplish with an actual mouse. I assumed (silly MDM) that it would be the same mechanism.

The script also alters the behavior of the middle mouse button which normally equals the left mouse button.Except I was asking about a mouse not a touchpadĪpologies.

Shift+ Alt+ Scroll wheel: accelerated horizontal scrolling.

Shift+ Scroll wheel: horizontal scrolling.

Alt+ Scroll wheel: accelerated vertical scrolling.

Scroll wheel: normal vertical scrolling.

This will be the scroll wheel's behavior when the script is loaded: = Change middle mouse button behavior to panning for LabVIEW windows = Shift+Alt+Scrollwheel : faster horizontal scrolling Shift+Scrollwheel : horizontal scrolling

Alt+Scrollwheel: faster vertical scrolling GroupAdd, LVWindows, Block Diagram ahk_class LVDChild GroupAdd, LVWindows, Front Panel ahk_class LVDChild !! Change titles according to your language version of LabVIEW !! = Select only specified LabVIEW windows = = Don't change anything if no LabVIEW window in focus = (tested in LV2015 to LV2019 32-bit and 64-bit on Win7SP1 and Win10): Shift + scroll wheel functionality in Current LabVIEW be achieved using the following 3rd party AutoHotkey script: SolutionThis feature is currently not available natively in LabVIEW. However, the functionality can e.g.