Zoom with wheel

Is there any way to change the default scroll to zoom when using the mouse wheel? I couldn't find any options in prefs. Yes, I know I can use the ALT key to accomplish this with the wheel but I would prefer it if AI worked like every other Adobe program I use in this respect.
Thanks!

BUMP!!!
I thought these suites were supposed to be highly integrated... How can they be deemed so integrated when performing the same exact functions are performed using ever-so-different methods?? I am an avid Photoshop and Illustrator user and it is down right irritating when I go from one ap to the other and have to change up my shortcut methods. It is like a mental kick in the brain everytime you want to do the SAME EXACT FUNCTION between applications. It is like walking face first into a very clean sliding glass door... It is like dunking your donut into the ashtray that was too close to your coffee... ok I think you get the picture, it sucks.
You already give us the option to turn on or off the "Zoom with Scroll Wheel" in PS, why not in AI? As in Photoshop, I personally would rather zoom than scroll vertically or horizontally with the wheel in Illustrator without the alt button thank you very much. I can do the other with other shortcuts or just by panning with the space bar.
Give the user control of how they use the software please! I mean come on... you have plenty of completely useless options to give us, like for instance we can turn off the blue color of the PS icon in the Photoshop toolbar and turn it into a gray icon (whoo hoo... now there's a useful tool). It is like the engineers would rather spend any extra time hiding Easter eggs in the aps for us to find than spend more time giving us more useful options to better completely customize our aps. I guess that I am asking too much.
What the heck is that option for the icon color mode for anyway?

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Hello all.
Just read my signature first, it might explain a lot. I do not intend to compete with Darren and I don't think this "nugget" (at least it supposed to be one) will amaze any of the LV veterans and this forum is rich of them. But maybe it will bring some new ideas to some of you or maybe it will be useful for some LV beginners (like me). It is very likely, my code will have some lapses, but please be gentle pointing that out to me. If you feel a need, you can always optimize the code and develope it further. Just don't forget to share!
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This is how the front panel looks like:
And this is the image of the block diagram (see the attached files for the vi, the VI Snippet tool distorts the code too much, so I haven't added it):
I haven't found anything the same in the forum. Yet I'm a newbie here and I don't have that much experience surfing it. If it wouldn't be something new (in the forum, not necessarily to some of you personally), just ignore the thread. I hope this was worth your time and your attention.
Good coding
Message Edited by Giedrius.S on 02-11-2010 12:46 PM
While evaluating my code please have in mind that I am a LV novice. Therefore sometimes my code might violate some coding rules that I have to learn about myself. But how else could I do that...
Chart zoom with "Mouse Over" effect
Attachments:
Zoom.vi ‏198 KB
Mouse_pos.vi ‏20 KB
Check_pos.vi ‏18 KB

Very nice Giedrius.
It takes guts to "step up to the chalk board" so I will do what i can to give you some ideas to think about. This is similar to the type of feedback I offer durring our in-house code reviews.
1) The floating property nodes outside the loop are not sequenced by wires so they could execute after the loop starts. Sometimes this could cause weird errors. Seq with the error cluster.
2) Property nodes can be re-sized so you can apply more than one property setting in the same call. Property node have to execute in the UI thread (which is single threaded) so using a single nodes will force a single context switch rather than one for each.
3) Setting the same property repeatedly in a loop just burns CPU. THe Scale min for both X an Y can be moved outside the loop ?
4) THe Wait Until Next ms" function does not get used in any of my code. It is not a way to get a fixed wait but rather a random wait. If you code completes 1 ms after the next multiple, the delay is double less 1 ms. If you have multiple loops using them and it f the delay for each are not unique prime numbers, then the "Wait until next ms multiple" is a good (cough cough) way of getting them all to wake up at the same time and fight for the CPU.
5)An Event Struture to monitor mouse enter/leave and mouse move (this would have to be a sepearte loop) is easier on the CPU than polling.
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9) THe event structure would also help with setting the Zoom factor. Only poke it when you have to.
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Many thanks for your very prompt assistance and answer to my question.
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