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I am not sure whether this is my system or the Visual Basic Environment in
Excel, but I never could use the mouse wheel to scroll through VBA subs and functions... All the rest of the applications installed on my PC are reactive to the mouse wheel events. My system is WinXP. Can someone confirm to me either of the 2 possibilities I mention above? Thank you and have a nice day. Stefano Gatto Geneva |
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Hi Stefano,
It is a problem with the Version 5 Microsoft Intellimouse drivers. Either revert to Version 4 or use a third party driver product, for example, http://www.geocities.com/SiliconVall...freewheel.html . -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Stefano Gatto" wrote in message ... I am not sure whether this is my system or the Visual Basic Environment in Excel, but I never could use the mouse wheel to scroll through VBA subs and functions... All the rest of the applications installed on my PC are reactive to the mouse wheel events. My system is WinXP. Can someone confirm to me either of the 2 possibilities I mention above? Thank you and have a nice day. Stefano Gatto Geneva |
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This is a nice way to use the wheel in VB Editor:
http://www.gasanov.net/VBScroll.htm Mike F "Stefano Gatto" wrote in message ... I am not sure whether this is my system or the Visual Basic Environment in Excel, but I never could use the mouse wheel to scroll through VBA subs and functions... All the rest of the applications installed on my PC are reactive to the mouse wheel events. My system is WinXP. Can someone confirm to me either of the 2 possibilities I mention above? Thank you and have a nice day. Stefano Gatto Geneva |
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Thanks Bob,
I wasn't sure how another driver would interfere with the rest of my system (IT staff recommend and forbids not to change anything like that on the PC in the office...), so I prefered to use Mike's solution below, which seems to work well. Note I not sure either how VBScroll is compatible with my system, but I did not want to uninstall my driver, which is Synaptics ver 7.5.18.1, by the way. Stefano Gatto "Bob Phillips" wrote: Hi Stefano, It is a problem with the Version 5 Microsoft Intellimouse drivers. Either revert to Version 4 or use a third party driver product, for example, http://www.geocities.com/SiliconVall...freewheel.html . -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Stefano Gatto" wrote in message ... I am not sure whether this is my system or the Visual Basic Environment in Excel, but I never could use the mouse wheel to scroll through VBA subs and functions... All the rest of the applications installed on my PC are reactive to the mouse wheel events. My system is WinXP. Can someone confirm to me either of the 2 possibilities I mention above? Thank you and have a nice day. Stefano Gatto Geneva |
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I downloaded and installed this program. It works perfectly (for the time
being). Thank you for your help. Stefano Gatto "Mike Fogleman" wrote: This is a nice way to use the wheel in VB Editor: http://www.gasanov.net/VBScroll.htm Mike F "Stefano Gatto" wrote in message ... I am not sure whether this is my system or the Visual Basic Environment in Excel, but I never could use the mouse wheel to scroll through VBA subs and functions... All the rest of the applications installed on my PC are reactive to the mouse wheel events. My system is WinXP. Can someone confirm to me either of the 2 possibilities I mention above? Thank you and have a nice day. Stefano Gatto Geneva |
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Mike, that's an awesome tip which has sorted something that's been driving me
nuts - thank you! DS "Mike Fogleman" wrote: This is a nice way to use the wheel in VB Editor: http://www.gasanov.net/VBScroll.htm Mike F "Stefano Gatto" wrote in message ... I am not sure whether this is my system or the Visual Basic Environment in Excel, but I never could use the mouse wheel to scroll through VBA subs and functions... All the rest of the applications installed on my PC are reactive to the mouse wheel events. My system is WinXP. Can someone confirm to me either of the 2 possibilities I mention above? Thank you and have a nice day. Stefano Gatto Geneva |
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