Herb
Thanks. I haven't got an 'Intellipoint' mouse to test this. Obviously, my
memory of the AutoScroll pointer is about par!
Terry
"Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote in message
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Terry -- Horizontal scrolling is enabled--and it works in other contexts.
But, when I toggle AutoScroll, I still see only the vertical arrows. I
just verified this on two different computers.
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"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
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Herb
You only get 4 arrows if your mouse supports sideways scrolling and the
option is enables in Intellipoint.
Terry
"Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote in message
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If it is accidental AutoScroll, then pressing the Esc key turns it off.
If you're using IntelliPoint, you can change the assignment to the wheel
click in your Mouse settings (control panel).
Here... I see something similar when the wheel click is assigned to the
AutoScroll function, but I see only two arrows (up/down), rather than
four.
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Herb Tyson MS MVP
Author of the Word Bible
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"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
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Possibly this is the AutoScroll function usually triggered by clicking
the scroll wheel on your mouse. In a long document, if you trigger the
AutoScroll function. you get the 'compass-like' cursor symbol. If you
move the mouse up or down, the pages will start scrolling up or down:
the further you move it from its 'start' point (that's the point where
the mouse pointer was at the time you clicked the scroll button), the
faster it will scroll. If your mouse supports sideways scrolling, you
can scroll across a large spreadsheet as well as up and down.
The usual reason for accidental triggering is your mouse is knackered
and the scroll wheel 'click' function has become weak so that it clicks
when you only want to scroll.
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Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP
"christophercbrewster via OfficeKB.com" u3143@uwe wrote in message
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Every so often my cursor changes to a symbol that has a round dot
surrounded
by 4 pointers. It doesn't do quite what a normal cursor does and I
don't see
how to get the normal one back. What is this other cursor for, and why
do I
get it randomly?
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Christopher Brewster
Lockheed Martin, Eagan MN
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