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Some programs (e.g. ms html help viewer) have zoom-in features that only seem to work when you mouse wheel scroll.
Is there a way to emulate mouse wheel scroll using the keyboard?
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I recently switched the default browser on all my machines from Firefox to Google Chrome. In general I’m loving Chrome but there is one behaviour that is driving me nuts. Scrolling with the mouse wheel takes keyboard focus away from the document.
Here’s what happens. I’ve just opened a page or switched…
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Some programs (e.g. ms html help viewer) have zoom-in features that only seem to work when you mouse wheel scroll.
Is there a way to emulate mouse wheel scroll using the keyboard?
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I apologize in advance for the confusing title, not sure what the best way to describe this action is. Basically, I am holding down the mouse wheel and then moving the mouse itself up and down to scroll (not actually rotating the mouse wheel forward or backward). This is often the most convenient…
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I have started working with rxvt-unicode (aka urxvt) but found an issue with mouse-wheel scrolling, as compared to gnome-terminal and konsole. The mouse wheel works fine for going through the scrollback buffer, but it doesn't work for automatic scrolling in less/most or vim (though in vim, setting…
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Mac OS X determines what area to scroll by the mouse position. Windows does this by what application is active.
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I am trying to type documents in Hindi language.
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I am able to type in Hindi in Libreoffice and…
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Hello Guys,
I am desperately looking for a solution that enables me to read keyboard events in a non blocking way. These Keyboard events are generated by a VIRTUAL KEYBOARD that comes with the WinCE device. I have a console application running in C++, where the user is asked to navigate via 'ESC'…
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