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Document scrolling in Word 2007
I think you can get documents to automatically scroll through when you are
using compare - but can you get it to do it for just one document? It would be very useful for proof reading (e.g., you can do it on Acrobat) -- Jon Morgan of Paraphrase |
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Document scrolling in Word 2007
If you have a mouse with a clickable wheel in the middle, click it on the
Word document. The cursor changes to a pair of arrowheads with a dot in the middle. Drag the mouse downward very slightly, and the document will start to scroll. The farther down you drag, the faster the scrolling becomes -- and anything more than the least possible speed will be too fast to read. Dragging the mouse cursor upward from its starting point scrolls toward the top. Click the wheel again or press Esc to stop the scrolling mode. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Jon Morgan Paraphrase wrote: I think you can get documents to automatically scroll through when you are using compare - but can you get it to do it for just one document? It would be very useful for proof reading (e.g., you can do it on Acrobat) |
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Document scrolling in Word 2007
If you have a mouse with a clickable wheel in the middle, click it on the
Word document. The cursor changes to a pair of arrowheads with a dot in the middle. Drag the mouse downward very slightly, and the document will start to scroll. The farther down you drag, the faster the scrolling becomes -- and anything more than the least possible speed will be too fast to read. Dragging the mouse cursor upward from its starting point scrolls toward the top. Click the wheel again or press Esc to stop the scrolling mode. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Jon Morgan Paraphrase wrote: I think you can get documents to automatically scroll through when you are using compare - but can you get it to do it for just one document? It would be very useful for proof reading (e.g., you can do it on Acrobat) |
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Document scrolling in Word 2007
Hey -- it works in Google Groups too! Is that a Windows thing rather
than a Word thing? On Jan 18, 12:43*pm, "Jay Freedman" wrote: If you have a mouse with a clickable wheel in the middle, click it on the Word document. The cursor changes to a pair of arrowheads with a dot in the middle. Drag the mouse downward very slightly, and the document will start to scroll. The farther down you drag, the faster the scrolling becomes -- * and anything more than the least possible speed will be too fast to read. Dragging the mouse cursor upward from its starting point scrolls toward the top. Click the wheel again or press Esc to stop the scrolling mode. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP * * * *FAQ:http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Jon Morgan Paraphrase wrote: I think you can get documents to automatically scroll through when you are using compare - but can you get it to do it for just one document? It would be very useful for proof reading (e.g., you can do it on Acrobat)- |
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Document scrolling in Word 2007
Hey -- it works in Google Groups too! Is that a Windows thing rather
than a Word thing? On Jan 18, 12:43*pm, "Jay Freedman" wrote: If you have a mouse with a clickable wheel in the middle, click it on the Word document. The cursor changes to a pair of arrowheads with a dot in the middle. Drag the mouse downward very slightly, and the document will start to scroll. The farther down you drag, the faster the scrolling becomes -- * and anything more than the least possible speed will be too fast to read. Dragging the mouse cursor upward from its starting point scrolls toward the top. Click the wheel again or press Esc to stop the scrolling mode. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP * * * *FAQ:http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Jon Morgan Paraphrase wrote: I think you can get documents to automatically scroll through when you are using compare - but can you get it to do it for just one document? It would be very useful for proof reading (e.g., you can do it on Acrobat)- |
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Document scrolling in Word 2007
Yes, it's a Windows thing -- or, more properly, a feature of certain mouse
drivers. Peter T. Daniels wrote: Hey -- it works in Google Groups too! Is that a Windows thing rather than a Word thing? On Jan 18, 12:43 pm, "Jay Freedman" wrote: If you have a mouse with a clickable wheel in the middle, click it on the Word document. The cursor changes to a pair of arrowheads with a dot in the middle. Drag the mouse downward very slightly, and the document will start to scroll. The farther down you drag, the faster the scrolling becomes -- and anything more than the least possible speed will be too fast to read. Dragging the mouse cursor upward from its starting point scrolls toward the top. Click the wheel again or press Esc to stop the scrolling mode. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ:http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Jon Morgan Paraphrase wrote: I think you can get documents to automatically scroll through when you are using compare - but can you get it to do it for just one document? It would be very useful for proof reading (e.g., you can do it on Acrobat)- |
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Document scrolling in Word 2007
Yes, it's a Windows thing -- or, more properly, a feature of certain mouse
drivers. Peter T. Daniels wrote: Hey -- it works in Google Groups too! Is that a Windows thing rather than a Word thing? On Jan 18, 12:43 pm, "Jay Freedman" wrote: If you have a mouse with a clickable wheel in the middle, click it on the Word document. The cursor changes to a pair of arrowheads with a dot in the middle. Drag the mouse downward very slightly, and the document will start to scroll. The farther down you drag, the faster the scrolling becomes -- and anything more than the least possible speed will be too fast to read. Dragging the mouse cursor upward from its starting point scrolls toward the top. Click the wheel again or press Esc to stop the scrolling mode. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ:http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Jon Morgan Paraphrase wrote: I think you can get documents to automatically scroll through when you are using compare - but can you get it to do it for just one document? It would be very useful for proof reading (e.g., you can do it on Acrobat)- |
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