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Hi. I was wondering wheter there is any chance to adjust standard
windows scrolling to less than one line at a time.
Since smooth scrolling [a.k.a jerky, or chaotic, scrolling ] is
unusable on todays machines [see also KB156439], and since nowadays
there is such thing as mouse wheel acceleration, I'd like to scroll by
smaller increments, like fractions of a line, or by a number of pixels
at a time.
Any chance to get there with some brute hexadecimal hack or the like?
> Hi. I was wondering wheter there is any chance to adjust standard
> windows scrolling to less than one line at a time.
>
> Since smooth scrolling [a.k.a jerky, or chaotic, scrolling ] is
> unusable on todays machines [see also KB156439], and since nowadays
> there is such thing as mouse wheel acceleration, I'd like to scroll by
> smaller increments, like fractions of a line, or by a number of pixels at
> a time.
>
> Any chance to get there with some brute hexadecimal hack or the like?
>
> David.P
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize (More info?)
Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
> Make sure you install the latest video adapter drivers and
> use a precision mouse with the latest mouse software.
>
> Example:
>
> PilotMouse Optical (800 DPI)
> http://www.kensington.com/html/4005.html
Thanks. I have the intense impression that your answer has nothing
to do whatsoever with the original question - where a hack enabling
*systemwide fractional line scrolling* was asked for.
[BTW, I use the most precise hardware available already - and am not
planning any changes]
Regards, David.P
PS: If anyone wants to have a look at *subpixel* scrolling for
camparison purpose, check out ICE Book Reader Pro.
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