Mouse Wheel Issues

Anyone else having problems scrolling windows in the Adobe products? I can only get it to work in Bridge, the mouse wheel doesn't scroll any windows in the rest of the suite.
I'm now running Windows 7 RC with the newest IntelliPoint driver for such. A producer friend has very nice scroll behavior on his XP system. So I'm wondering what other folks are experiencing

One reply from the hinterlands:
Not yet. Maybe about SP1. When I give "blood" I'll do it for some drive at my wife's hospitals...
I'll let the youngsters, with time on their hands, report back. When the successes greatly outweight the calls for help, I'll order it up.
Now, you'd reported pretty good success with it, so maybe it is getting ready for release. What's the target date, Oct. '09?
Good luck,
Hunt

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The event contains the mouse coordinates which should be relative to the origin of the pane according to the LabVIEW help (see Mouse Wheel (Control Event)). In my case these coordinates are shifted. At the same time, the coordinates returned by the Mouse Move and Mouse Down events are correct. I think the Mouse Move, Mouse Down and Mouse Wheel Event coords should all be the same, i.e. relative to the owning pane's origin? The graph is in a window divided by splitters. I am using LabVIEW 2013 Professional Development System.

Hi maxicon,
I tried to reproduce your described behavior - It works as expected (see the attached VI).
Please try to reproduce the issue again with the attached VI.
1. Move the mouse and see coords changing.
2. Operate the mouse wheel and see the coords are the same.
P.S. Zero-coordinates are marked in the frontpanel:
Kind regards,
Heinz
Attachments:
Mouse Wheel Coords.vi ‏10 KB

Issue with Adobe Muse parallax jitters with mouse wheel scrolling vertically.

Hi all,
I'm learning Adobe Muse for the first time to put together a wedding website (http://mattandsangeeta.businesscatalyst.com/index.html), so bear with me as I'm a novice at the software - though I do have the most up version, Adobe Muse CC 2014.
So far, it's been an excellent platform, and for the most part the site functions incredibly well. However, one key flaw I've noticed in it is the parallax scrolling speed when using a mouse.
The parallax portion of the site jitters badly, and while we've found a few improvements for the issue (the best was making sure there was nothing that had scrolling set to "0"), I'm still at a loss for how to get smooth scrolling transition speeds. Every forum Adobe has seems to be showcasing the features, and not troubleshooting this particular issue. A lot of posts are similar, but none seem to be resolved. I've noticed that other parallax pages are smoother with the mouse wheel scrolling down, so I'm hoping it's just an issue with Muse that has a setting or snippet of code that can remedy the issue.
What makes me realize it's the mouse wheel scrolling, and not the site itself, is because whenever I access the site on my surface pro tablet, the parallax runs buttery smooth with touch control or even trackpad control. Same when you click the middle scroll button and pan down. Without any mouse wheel scrolling, it looks great! But with a mouse wheel, it hiccups constantly and ruins the effect.
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Thanks for the link, however that specific thread was one of the ones I referenced in my original post.
In the beginning of the thread, it's clear that coding can fix the issue, though it's not recommended. More telling is that the response you referenced indicates that the issue is claimed to have been either fixed or mitigated In updated releases of Muse.
As you pointed out earlier, however, Firefox displays the parallax a little better than Chrome, and much better than Internet Explorer. I'm assuming that Adobe Muse Creative Cloud 2014 release attempted to this issue.
So my question kind of remains: am I missing a setting that would make the scrolling more smooth, or is it simply just a limitation of the browser / software / parallax combination?
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I have been searching for a solution to this for a few days
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hello there ...
for some reason my mouse wheel has been configured to switch to the start page (tiles).
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I'm inclined to agree. At first I thought Toshiba had simply remapped the Middle Mouse Button to bring up the start menu for whatever reason, but from what I can tell the PC actually registers the MMB as the Left Windows Key! Why anyone would think this was a good design idea I have no idea. For me it's just frustrating....
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First; using any other mouse, the MMB functions normally. So you could plug a regular USB or wireless mouse in and presto! Problem solved.
+Of course this is FAR less than ideal. One of the reasons I bought an all in one was for the clean look with matching keyboard and mouse. I don't want to give up a USB port when it already comes with the peripherals built in.+
The second option (The one I'm currently using) is to use key remapping software. I've remapped the Left Window Key to act as the Middle Mouse Button. Now my mouse functions normally.
+The problem with this solution is that the Windows Key on the keyboard now also works like a MMB. I remapped the "drop down menu" key to act as the LWIN key to compensate, but this solution is also far from ideal.+
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Photoshop Elements Help | Photoshop Elements hotfix 13.1.1
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OMG, I am about to have a coronary trying to find fonts! I have looked on this forum for an answer that works and cannot find anything thus far. First, WHY is it necessary for CS6 font list in the Character Pallet to take up 1/2 of my screen?! Second, do i REALLY have to click the little arrows at the top and bottom of the font list to scroll through fonts, ONE.BY.ONE? Typing the first letter does not work either, it takes me to say the "D" fonts but when i click the drop down arrow to see my list of "D's", it shows a list from the top, not the D section. I REALLY hope I am missing something here, because seriously, this is totally unusable.
ETA: Going to the TYPE>FONT menu at the top does not scroll either and Photoshop CS6 works beautifully...
ETA (again): i CAN scroll through the menu on the top (under the FILE-EDIT-etc menus), but there is no font preview (and it is selected as med in preferences)

Thank you for the reply. System is a fairly new Windows 7, 64 bit, plenty of RAM, hard drive space, i5 dual core processor. To have this issue in Illustrator only and not in Photoshop seems less likely a software conflict (just guessing)? I attached screen shots.
Character Pallet drop down (mouse wheel, keyboard arrows, typing a letter key...all do nothing) Only way to navigate is by hitting the little arrows on the top/bottom of the drop down. And no scroll bar?
Top Menu Drop Down - scrolls, hit a letter key and works, arrow keys work. Could use this permanently, but there is no font preview..
All of what you said works on your system, is how I would expect it to be programmed. Partially making sure this is not the way it was designed, and hoping to find a fix for why its not working correctly.
Main programs installed:
Firefox
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quickbooks
CS3 Design suite (I JUST upgraded to CS6 and have kept it there for a backup...probably can uninstall now if that could be an issue)
Thank you for any advice and if you would like to upload the video, that would be great.

Mouse wheel control isolation in html embed

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The issue is that once scrolling has reached the bottom of the text area, and there is no more downward scrolling possible, the mouse's scroll wheel starts affecting the browser. The browser is, at this point, now capturing the mosue wheel event, and doing what it "thinks" it should be doing (default behavior). In your case, you want to prevent that...I think what you are looking for is a JavaScript solution (which I don't know of) that prevents the HTML page from receiving the mouse wheel scroll event. It is probably a tag-team effort of Flash getting focus (such as when it's been clicked on), and Flash losing focus, while telling JavaScript that fact so it can prevent handling the wheel event.
Here are some links for more background info:
http://www.nbilyk.com/flash-prevent-browser-scroll
http://fcontheweb.com/articles/scrollwheel/
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Scrolling/mouse wheel improvments (VTE-like) in urxvt

I like urxvt a lot, but there's one little thing that always annoyed me, especially since I used to use XFCE's terminal which, like (I assume) all VTE-based terminals, behaves differently.
Like pretty much all other emulators, urxvt supports using the mouse wheel to scroll in the terminal's buffer; But, unlike some others, that is all it does.
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(*) not sure whether this is the "official" term or not, but at least that's how it's called in urxvt.
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Introducing a new option: secondaryWheel (ssw)
Yeah, that name might not be the best, but it goes along side secondaryScreen (ssc) - which is obviously required for this to work at all - as well as secondaryScroll (ssr) - with which, IMHO, it is somewhat related. So, there you go.
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Easy enough, but that does the trick: now when running `man`, `less` or any other application that uses the secondary screen, you can use the mouse wheel to move around (or whatever said application would do, if you pressed the Up/Down keys). It should be noted that I'm not sure this is actually how things are done in VTE-based terminals - I never checked - but this does the job, so it works for me.
This is just another option (disabled by default), so you can either use it from command-line (ssw), or specify it in your .Xdefaults using it's long-name: secondaryWheel
Like I mentioned earlier, I believe this option is related to secondaryScroll, as in it works best if you disable it, while enabling secondaryWheel
That way, not only can you use your mouse wheel to scroll around in those applications, but whatever you do here will not "mess up" your scrolling buffer (on primary screen). That's how I use it, and I really like it that way.
Less blah, more download
The modified source code is available on this BitBucket repository. Note that it not only features this patch, but also this great one from rlblaster.
Or, you can also simply use this PKGBUILD.
Note: The PKGBUILD includes both patches, and also uses different compilation options (than the official package) to disable utmp/wtmp support and tabbed support. This is mainly because I don't use those, plus I beleive that utmp/wtmp doesn't actually work anyway (it would require setuid to be set, which isn't the case in the official package. Though, I did include the required lines (commented out) in the PKGBUILD; should you want to use it, you can simply uncomment them, and don't forget to change the options as well).
And of course bug reports, suggestions or any other form of constructive criticism is very much welcome.

Sorry for the necro-bump, but I found this thread while troubleshooting an issue with scrolling in urxvt.
This is the precise patch I was looking for, but the link to PKGBUILD in the OP's post is broken.
Here is the direct link to the AUR package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/rxvt … -scrolling
Also this patch is great. I moved over from Gentoo who includes this patch in the rxvt-unicode ebuild so I never really knew about it.
Moving to Arch caused some frustration as this patch wasn't included and I had no idea what was wrong.
Anyway, this package is great and I hope it's maintained forever and ever (or for as long as I use urxvt).

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Sorry Alex, I just don't see that behaviour here!
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Hello,
Try disabling graphics hardware acceleration. Since this feature was added to Firefox, it has gradually improved, but there still are a few glitches.
You might need to restart Firefox in order for this to take effect, so save all work first (e.g., mail you are composing, online documents you're editing, etc.).
Then perform these steps:
*Click the orange Firefox button at the top left, then select the "Options" button, or, if there is no Firefox button at the top, go to Tools > Options.
*In the Firefox options window click the ''Advanced'' tab, then select "General".
*In the settings list, you should find the ''Use hardware acceleration when available'' checkbox. Uncheck this checkbox.
*Now, restart Firefox and see if the problems persist.
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* [[Troubleshoot extensions, themes and hardware acceleration issues to solve common Firefox problems]]
* [[Upgrade your graphics drivers to use hardware acceleration and WebGL]]
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