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#316458 - 07/15/07 12:33 PM Re: Track pad gesture?? [Re: yoyo52]
Celandine Madame Flutterbye Registered: 01/18/04 Posts: 18918 Loc: SopranoLand	iScroll ?<br><br><br> _________________________ ____
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#316459 - 07/15/07 04:14 PM Re: Track pad gesture?? [Re: Celandine]
yoyo52 Nothing comes of nothing. Registered: 05/25/01 Posts: 30520 Loc: PA, USA	That adds two-fingered scrolling, and my PB already has that.<br><br> _________________________ MACTECH ubi dolor ibi digitus
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#316460 - 07/27/07 12:27 PM Re: Track pad gesture?? [Re: yoyo52]
iPirate journeyman Registered: 03/04/07 Posts: 96	i have a powerbook that originally had two finger scrolling up and down and it had two finger scrolling sideways if the page was larger than the screen... pretty easy on a 12" PB.<br>But now that feature has gone, where to i do not know.<br><br> _________________________ *whenever i see a [red]r[/red][blue]a[/blue]i[purple]n[/purple]b[orange]o[/orange][green]w[/green] i know god is having gay sex*
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#316461 - 07/27/07 03:12 PM Re: Track pad gesture?? [Re: iPirate]
yoyo52 Nothing comes of nothing. Registered: 05/25/01 Posts: 30520 Loc: PA, USA	Go to the Keyboard and Mouse Control Pane and click on the Trackpad tab. See if somehow you've unchecked the box next to Allow horizontal scrolling.<br><br> _________________________ MACTECH ubi dolor ibi digitus
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