E72: scroll speed in email and web

Hi
pressing down to read emails or WWW pages in the default browser has:
- too long a delay till action
- too high a speed
is there anyway to change this ( what would otherwise be delay and repeat on a keyboard)?
tried changing this in the optical navi selection but to no avail

Hi pellicle,
If you find that the phone either responds too slow or too fast when you use it, a reinstallation of the software with Nokia Suite will most likely clear this up straight away.
Make sure you make a back up with Nokia Suite first by going to Tools > Back up. Don't tick the Settings box as this will backup the bug that's causing this. Now click on the green arrow in Nokia Suite to update or reinstall the current software to make sure you get rid of all possible bugs that are causing this issue.
If you're still experiencing the same issue you will have to hard reset the phone, though this is very unlikely. If this is necessary however, you can perform the reset by entering *#7370# into your phone. The default security code is 12345, unless you've changed this code yourself.
This will definitely clear up any bugs in your phone and make it work perfectly again.
Let me know how you get on!
Iris9290
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