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How to change mouse wheel to zoom in and zoom out (instead of scrolling)? Thread Rating: How to change mouse wheel to zoom in and zoom out (instead of scrolling)? If scrolling causes the image to pan instead of zoom, try holding the Option key while scrolling; Mouse wheel or mouse scroll not zooming? Double-check that Zoom with Scroll

Mouse is zooming instead of scrolling

To trackballs as it slows down your cursor movements. You'll also find two reprogrammable buttons on the top of the mouse that, once again, can be deeply customized in Logitech Options. For both experienced trackball users and brand-new converts, the MX Ergo is a fantastic mouse to pick up. You can expect the battery to last about 70 days on a full charge with its rechargeable battery. Best for Trackball Users Logitech MX Ergo Wireless Trackball Mouse Adjustable Ergonomic Design, Control and Move Text/Images/Files Between 2 Windows and Apple Mac Computers (Bluetooth or USB), Rechargeable, Graphite - Black Combining trackball and standard mice, the MX Ergo is a fantastic option for both experienced trackball users and brand-new converts. Best for Mac Users: Apple Magic Mouse 2 Apple You can use any of the mice discussed so far with a Mac, but Apple's hardware tends to work better together, which is why Mac users should really consider using the Magic Mouse 2. This slim, stylish mouse eliminates the standard mouse button and scroll wheel of most mice for a touch-sensitive top. This means you use gestures for various actions instead of buttons, and while that can take some getting used to, it allows for a lot more freedom when navigating your Mac. Doing a two-finger swipe will switch apps, double-tapping zooms, and swiping up and down scrolls through a webpage. It's a unique mouse that fits in excellently with macOS. The battery charges with a Lightning cable and can get through

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Information. You can reduce the zoom level so everything fits in the window, make the window larger (if your display is big enough), or drag the scroll bar to scan across the screen.Scroll BarsJust as with most windows on your computer, you can resize FileMaker’s windows. And if you make your window too small to display all the data in the content area, scroll bars appear so you can see the stuff outside the current window size.FileMaker’s scroll bars work just like the ones in any other program—drag them to see any areas of the screen that aren’t visible. Press Page Up on your keyboard to scroll up one screenful, and Page Down to scroll the other direction.If your mouse has a track ball, then notice that it scrolls differently based on where you put your mouse cursor. That’s FileMaker’s contextual scrolling. The ball scrolls through the window when the cursor is inside the window’s content area. It scrolls through the records in your database if you run the cursor over the book icon in the Status toolbar. And if you put your cursor over a field that has a scroll bar (like the Notes field in your sample database), then your mouse’s trackball (or similar feature) scrolls through the text in the field.Zoom ControlsFor when resizing the window isn’t enough, FileMaker gives you a zoom control to magnify or shrink what you’re seeing onscreen. To use FileMaker’s zoom control, click the Zoom In button for a closer look (each click zooms in a little more). You can zoom in up to 400 percent, so everything is four times bigger than normal. Click Zoom Out, and everything shrinks, to as small as one quarter of its normal size. The Zoom Level shows your current level, and clicking it takes you

Mouse Wheel Is Zooming Instead Of Scrolling

Aspect ratio. Scroll To Top. Now Ctrl+Shift+DblClick on white space scrolls the list to top. A handy little addition because it’s the only way to quickly scroll to top with the right hand at the mouse. Mouse Down Blow Up (MDBU). Now the right button MDBU optionally fits the image to the screen whereas the left button MDBU zooms it to original size. Very useful for photographers. Multilingual Support. Added support for Indonesian. More details... What’s New in 12.90? released 12-Sep-2013 Image Preview. Now previewing Animated GIFs is supported. Simply select a GIF file and you see the animation in the Preview tab. You can even resize the running preview on the fly. Floating Preview. Also here previewing Animated GIFs is now supported. You can zoom in and zoom out, pan zoomed images with the mouse, use the full screen, wheel thru images, etc. Thumbnails. Now Mouse Down Blow Up is supported for thumbnails of Animated GIFs. Simply hold the mouse down on a GIF thumbnail and the animation will instantly pop up at the mouse cursor. Ubercool! More details... What’s New in 12.80? released 07-Aug-2013 Tiles Views. You now have two new views, Small Tiles and Large Tiles. Both come with high quality thumbnails, support for Mouse Down Blow Up, and essential metadata. The Large Tiles view - attention photographers! - displays image dimensions and aspect ratio. More details... What’s New in 12.70? released 23-Jul-2013 Color Filters by Length. Now you can color-code overlong filenames (longer than 260 characters). Type Ahead Find 2.0. Now you have commands to jump to the next/previous match, a status bar message showing the typed pattern, and live highlighting of the matches right in the file list. Type Ahead Find is also known as Find As You Type. Line Number Selection. A revolutionary new way to toggle select files. It’s like checkbox selection without the checkboxes. Extended Reporting. Custom reporting now supports the complete set of file metadata. So you can pick out whatever info bits you need and export them in a fully customizable format. Licensing. Now you can upgrade your Standard License to a Lifetime License at a 20% discount. And the Lifetime License is back! More details... What’s New in 12.60? released 08-Jul-2013 Zip Support. Now XYplorer can add to and extract from Zip archives. Zip related commands have been added all over the place, including interesting ones like "Drop into Zip", "Paste Into Zip", "Paste Extracted", "Paste Zipped", and "Zip Here". Zip View. A non-modal Zip preview allowing for fast and easy consecutive browsing of Zip archives. Quick File View. Now the window can be non-modal so you can leave it open side by side with the main window for. How to change mouse wheel to zoom in and zoom out (instead of scrolling)? Thread Rating: How to change mouse wheel to zoom in and zoom out (instead of scrolling)? If scrolling causes the image to pan instead of zoom, try holding the Option key while scrolling; Mouse wheel or mouse scroll not zooming? Double-check that Zoom with Scroll

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Said if you mousewheel over the track panels it scrolls through the tracks like you want. You can mousewheel over the scrollbar too. 08-14-2010, 06:24 AM #9 Human being with feelings Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Sweden Posts: 7,589 Quote: Originally Posted by Broman like WAvesurfer said if you mousewheel over the track panels it scrolls through the tracks like you want. And you can set it so that mouse wheeling over faders do not change the faders, but scroll the tracks. This will prevent you from accidentally changing volume or pan when you really want to scroll the TCP. __________________ // MVHMFI never always did the right thing, but all I did wasn't wrong... 08-14-2010, 07:14 AM #10 Human being with feelings Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Illinois Posts: 1,203 Quote: Originally Posted by bitrate I've always been used to the mouse scroll wheel scrolling up and down my track list, so it's been weird getting used to REAPER with the mouse wheel doing zooms. So I wondered if it's something you come to love, or if you have changed your key commands as such? I find there are just little things to get comfortable here. I think a lot of people feel the same way when they first come to Reaper. Things are done a little differently in many regards. Give yourself a little time to adjust. The mouse zooming feels natural to me know. Heck, I'm even right-clicking and trying to lasso in other apps now Regards,DB 08-14-2010, 07:26 AM #11 Human being with feelings Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 477 Quote: Originally Posted by DBMusic I think a lot of people feel the same way when they first come to Reaper. Things are done a little differently in many regards. Give yourself a little time to adjust. The mouse zooming feels natural to me know. Heck, I'm even right-clicking and trying to lasso in other apps now Regards,DB Yeah, that's another one... the lasso. Drove me crazy at first in the piano roll trying to lasso a group of notes and drawing new notes instead. 04-15-2016, 07:41 AM #12 Human being with feelings Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 309 Quote: Originally Posted by EvilDragon I have changed them all:Mousewheel - scroll up/downAlt+MW - scroll left/rightCtrl+MW - zoom verticallyShift+MW - zoom horizontallyCtrl+Shift+MW - zoom both vertically and horizontallyCtrl+Alt+MW - increase/decrease selected track heights.Of course it would have been MUCH better if I had this: Great advice, very tough to find an intuitive convention... this is memorable, about to backup and export... but can't find 'zoom both vertically and horizontally'Do you know it's Action List Title / ID? Is it SWS, or a macro?Scratch all that... I just made a reamacro Thanks Last edited by aspiringSynthesisingAlch; 04-15-2016 at 08:12 AM. 04-20-2016, 05:01 AM #13 Human being with feelings Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 589 For some dose of time i changed into vertical scroll view (standard mouse scroll) after some time i found - this is unpractical for

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08-13-2010, 09:04 AM #1 Human being with feelings Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 477 Mouse wheel - scrolling, zooming I've always been used to the mouse scroll wheel scrolling up and down my track list, so it's been weird getting used to REAPER with the mouse wheel doing zooms. So I wondered if it's something you come to love, or if you have changed your key commands as such? I find there are just little things to get comfortable here.I can see where it may get handy to have the zooms linked to the mouse wheel, but so far it feels like I want to change it, so I wondered if there is that and other things you've found in the transition to REAPER.I also have an MCU that can do zooms (?? Reaper??) but I noticed the jog wheel does scrubs not fast timeline navigation, like it does in other DAWs. 08-13-2010, 09:07 AM #2 Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 1,588 Mouse wheel over track pannel scrolls the track list. 08-13-2010, 09:11 AM #3 Human being with feelings Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Croatia Posts: 24,959 I have changed them all:Mousewheel - scroll up/downAlt+MW - scroll left/rightCtrl+MW - zoom verticallyShift+MW - zoom horizontallyCtrl+Shift+MW - zoom both vertically and horizontallyCtrl+Alt+MW - increase/decrease selected track heights.Of course it would have been MUCH better if I had this: 08-13-2010, 09:25 AM #4 Human being with feelings Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 344 Thanks ED, I may use those strokes, easy to remember as well.Bob M. 08-13-2010, 10:35 AM #5 Human being with feelings Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Minnesota Posts: 9,101 Quote: Posted by Evil DragonI have changed them all:Mousewheel - scroll up/downAlt+MW - scroll left/rightCtrl+MW - zoom verticallyShift+MW - zoom horizontallyCtrl+Shift+MW - zoom both vertically and horizontallyCtrl+Alt+MW - increase/decrease selected track heights.Hey Mr Ed (no reference to the talking horse), as I learn more and more about the audio power of Reaper, I am way behind on the setting up Reaper to work best for me. How do I do these tweaks to the mouse behavior? Thanks again for sharing your deep wisdom!Rich __________________ The Sounds of the Hear and Now. 08-13-2010, 10:48 AM #6 Human being with feelings Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Croatia Posts: 24,959 Check the action list and search for scroll/zoom actions with "mousewheel" in their names, then bind them to your liking Repeat for the MIDI editor. 08-13-2010, 11:02 AM #7 Human being with feelings Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Minnesota Posts: 9,101 Thanks sir! __________________ The Sounds of the Hear and Now. 08-13-2010, 03:03 PM #8 Human being with feelings Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 403 I used to work with Audition a lot so the zooming is totally natural to me; a few little bugs that need to be ironed out but otherwise the amount of customization you can do is great. If you don't want your mousewheel to zoom you can just re-map that to navigate through your project, but like WAvesurfer

Mouse Wheel Zooms Instead of Scrolls

Specifies a layer tree corrections preset.Output filenames suffix – Specifies a suffix added to the output image filenames.Overwrite existing – Enables overwrite of existing files with the same name in the output folder.RenderStart interactive rendering – Starts Interactive Rendering.Stop rendering – Stops the ongoing rendering at its current state. It takes the render's current state as valid to perform all post-rendering tasks such as post-effects, denoising or image output saving.Abort rendering – Cancels the current render. When the render is cancelled, the output image is not saved.Render – Starts Production Rendering.ImageFollow mouse – Renders the closest bucket found to the mouse pointer, when using the bucket image sampler. If the progressive sampler is used, V-Ray samples the closest pixels to the mouse pointer.Follow mouse – Drag the mouse over the VFB while rendering to change what part of the image is sampled first;Follow mouse (locked) – Locks the bucket (or sampling) starting point.Copy current channel to clipboard – Copies the current channel to the clipboard.Clear image – Clears the contents of the frame buffer. This is useful when starting a new render to prevent confusion with the previous image.ViewDisplay color space –Specifies the color space, in which the image is displayed.None – Does not specify a color space;sRGB – Displays the image in sRGB color space;OCIO – Displays the image in a color space loaded from an OCIO configuration file;ICC – Displays the image in a color space loaded from an ICC configuration file;Gamma 2.2 – Displays the image in Gamma 2.2 color space.Zoom VFB – Zooms in/out the rendered image in the VFB.Zoom 50% – Zooms out to 50%;Zoom 100% – Zooms to 100%. Alternatively, double-click in the VFB with the left mouse button;Zoom 150% – Zooms in to 150%.Zoom to fit – Zooms in or out so to position the image properly within the V-Ray Frame Buffer.Channels – View red channel – Displays the red channel;View green channel – Displays the green channel;View blue channel – Displays the blue channel;Switch to alpha channel – Displays the alpha channel;Monochromatic mode –Displays the image in monochromatic mode.Color clamping – Opens. How to change mouse wheel to zoom in and zoom out (instead of scrolling)? Thread Rating: How to change mouse wheel to zoom in and zoom out (instead of scrolling)? If scrolling causes the image to pan instead of zoom, try holding the Option key while scrolling; Mouse wheel or mouse scroll not zooming? Double-check that Zoom with Scroll