#mousewheel

This week, Nicole was conducting experiments with lab mice.

1、在 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/837910下載 VB6 鼠標 Wheel.exe 文件。

2、將Wheel.exe解壓縮至資料夾，並將 VB6IDEMouseWheelAddin.dll 複製到 \windows\syswow64 底下。

3、按視窗鍵+R，輸入cmd開啟命令提示符輸入視窗，輸入 輸入 cd \windows\syswow64 切換至該目錄下。

4、輸入 regsvr32 VB6IDEMouseWheelAddin.dll ，提示成功 。

New Post has been published on http://awesome-facts.net/ysk-wizmouse-is-a-free-windows-app-that-allows-you-to-use-your-mousewheel-to-scroll-in-unselected-windows/

YSK: WizMouse is a free Windows app that allows you to use your mousewheel to scroll in unselected windows.

YSK: WizMouse is a free Windows app that allows you to use your mousewheel to scroll in unselected windows.

Link Here

Their tagline is: "WizMouse makes your mouse wheel work on the window under the mouse."

Essentially all that means is, instead of needing to select a window in order to scroll through its content, you can simply mouse over the window to enable the ability to scroll.

I've found this to be particularly useful in the Windows file explorer, allowing me to scroll through lists without needing to click and risk selecting something I didn't want to.

New Post has been published on http://awesome-facts.net/ysk-you-can-scroll-through-an-image-album-with-your-mouse-wheel-over-a-res-inline-image/

YSK: You can scroll through an image album with your mouse-wheel over a RES inline image.

YSK: You can scroll through an image album with your mouse-wheel over a RES inline image.

Using Chrome: with Reddit enhancement suite, and Hoverzoom. Not sure which extension is making it happen. I've never seen this tip posted before, gonna make for a lot less clicking.

Horwheel Component makes it easy to implement horizontal scrolling with a user’s mouse wheel. It’s cross-browser compatible:

Chrome (OS X, Windows)

Firefox (OS X, Windows)

Opera (OS X, Windows)

Safari (OS X, Windows)

IE9

IE8

IE7

View Demo

View on Github

Installation

$ component install pazguille/horwheel

See: https://github.com/component/component

How-to

First, require horwheel:

var horwheel = require('horwheel');

Then, define your wrapper:

var wrapper = document.querySelector('#wrapper');

Finally, execute horwheel function with wrapper parameter:

horwheel(wrapper);

Standalone

Also, you can use it without components. First, add standalone file:

<script src="../standalone/horwheel.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

Then, define your wrapper:

var wrapper = document.querySelector('#wrapper');

Finally, execute horwheel function with wrapper parameter: