Scroll Wheel srolling speed

[WhiteBlazer01]

#1
Is there any way to adjust the sensitivity of the scroll wheel on the side? When I browse the internet, and want to scroll, or scroll documents, or whatever it is I'm scrolling through, it only scrolls just a little. Is there an app to adjust the scroll speed?

#2.a
When browsing the internet, the scroll wheel scrolls through linked items. Is there any way I can use the scroll wheel to scroll the entire page (just like using the scroll bar on the side)?

#2.b
Same thing for scrolling through the Programs/Settings folder (or any other thumbnail viewed folder). The scroll wheel scrolls through each item instead of scrolling down the page.



I essentially want to use the scroll wheel as an alternative to the scroll bar.

[kabuk1]

Try Tweaks2k2. Just google it. Its kind of a no-brainer reg tweaker that lets you do just what you're wanting to do with the scrolling, just select the option that says "use smooth scrolling in PIE".

[weedahoe]

Originally Posted by WhiteBlazer01

#1
Is there any way to adjust the sensitivity of the scroll wheel on the side? When I browse the internet, and want to scroll, or scroll documents, or whatever it is I'm scrolling through, it only scrolls just a little. Is there an app to adjust the scroll speed?

Start -> Settings -> Buttons -> Up/Down Control

Originally Posted by WhiteBlazer01

#2.a
When browsing the internet, the scroll wheel scrolls through linked items. Is there any way I can use the scroll wheel to scroll the entire page (just like using the scroll bar on the side)?

If you use PIE then no. Bit if you use PIE+ then yes. On PIE+ you would click on the blue "plus" sign in the bottom left and go to Scroll and adjust accordingly

Originally Posted by WhiteBlazer01

#2.b
Same thing for scrolling through the Programs/Settings folder (or any other thumbnail viewed folder). The scroll wheel scrolls through each item instead of scrolling down the page.

Touch Flow (AKA TF3D) allows for this but different people have different reactions to it.