TURN OFF AUTO SCROLL HOW TO

It will not return unless you turn it on again.Дў. Flywheel scrolling is off - and for good. You can turn off 'Smart Scroll' (lol at the name).

TURN OFF AUTO SCROLL HOW TO

Get access to a windows machine, or use VMware or similar (if you go this route, you'll need to look at how to enable HID USB devices in your chosen virtualizer, its different for each one), install the windows 3Dconnexion drivers, open the settings for the mouse. If I can't use my mouse and its features under OS X, then don't say OS X is supported - it's not!).ДЎ. The mouse stores its settings on the firmware, so you can set its settings on a platform that is actually supported (instead of merely claimed to be, like OS X.

It turns out that this functionality has existed all along, they just couldn't be arsed to add code to send one HID command on OS X =P. I love the metal base ring, weighting, dat real 3rd mouse button. No hard feelings, it just doesn't work for me. I would otherwise love this mouse, but if I can't find a solution, I'll have to return it. If anyone knows of a workaround until or if 3Dconnexion adds this functionality in the software (or via firmware update if they actually hard coded this into the firmware), I would greatly be appreciated. So it engages constantly, and makes it useless.

I only move it at one speed: really fast.

It makes the mouse nearly unusable, as the thing that makes the automatic scroll engage seems to be the speed at which you move the wheel. I need to disable it, or that addition really needs to be added to the driver/control panel if possible. Unfortunately, the CadMouse seems to emulate this 'feature' in software. As in, it works because the wheel is actually physically spinning but can be locked down so it requires a finger to move it and immediately comes to a stop. I hate this feature and never use it, it only gets in the way, but in most mice, it is a real mechanical feature of the scroll wheel. Hi, is there a way to disable the scroll wheel feature where it simulates the 'freewheeling'/free-spinning behavior of some other mouse wheels.

Turn off auto scroll