Fine-grained control with Magic Trackpad?

One thing I find difficult with the Magic Trackpad is making very small adjustments to slider controls in apps such as image and audio editors. I'm referring to the sort of sliders that are sensitive to mouse scroll wheels.
Aside from keeping a mouse connected to operate these controls, or going back and forth to System Preferences to change the tracking speed, are there any ways to do this more easily with a trackpad? For example, a utility that lets you switch to fine-grained movement with the trackpad when you hold down a certain key?

you do not invalidate the session, but the session object is
unavailable only on that page.That is my understanding of how this works.
In effect it removes the implicit call to request.getSession(true) that every jsp makes to populate the variable "session"
If I use the <c:url> tag on page 2 using a cookieless browser the link
is still encoded with the session? Sorry, don't know that one.
The <url> tag will still call response.encodeURL() of course.
I'm not sure if it would pick up the presence of the sessionid or not though.
The session is definitely still there.
The cookie (if present) is obviously still there.
The sessionId is sent as part of the request.
Theoretically it SHOULD pick it up and encode it still if present. I've never tried it myself though.
Good luck,
evnafets

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