Magic Mouse - How can I slow down the scrolling function on Mac OS X?

I'm a designer. In Illustrator and othe programms, I try to scroll but its to fast so I flip through the pages. I want to slow down the scrolling function of my mouse but where can I find it in OS X 10.7?

Ahh,
Just the App not the support folder I'll be bound.
8:23 PM Wednesday; August 15, 2007

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