Fun with a wheel mouse and IE

13ALA

Are you interested in browing the internet the fastest way possible? Save time by using keyboard mouse shortcuts desiged for a wheel scroll mouse. Below are a few tips to help you naviagte the web faster.



To change the size of the text using your wheel mouse:::::

Hold down the CTRL button on your keyboard
Scroll the wheel on your mouse up to decrease size of text
Scroll the wheel on your mouse down to increase the size of text




To use you mouse to navigate back and fourth between pages instead of the buttons:::::

Hold down the Shift button on your keyboard
Scroll the wheel on your mouse up to navigate forward one page
Scroll the wheen on your mouse down to navigate back one page


All of the above tips require a mouse with a scroll wheel.:rolleyes:

pealy

13ALA wrote:

Are you interested in browing the internet the fastest way possible? Save time by using keyboard mouse shortcuts desiged for a wheel scroll mouse. Below are a few tips to help you naviagte the web faster.

This is fab - well done 13ALA

Zagu

Why are you pasting random information from other sites?

http://www.softwaretipsandtricks.com/windowsxp/articles/189/1/Fun-with-a-wheel-mouse-and-IE

:huh:

scousemouser43

13ALA wrote:

Are you interested in browing the internet the fastest way possible? Save time by using keyboard mouse shortcuts desiged for a wheel scroll mouse. Below are a few tips to help you naviagte the web faster.

ZAGU
i for one am glad they have posted this so as i was unaware of this and this site is all about helping each other so why the negitive feedback

Zagu

scousemouser43 wrote:

ZAGU
i for one am glad they have posted this so as i was unaware of this and this site is all about helping each other so why the negitive feedback

Its not negative, its just a question.

It would appear to me that this forum runs on a problem solving basis, and not a post a random tip one. If thats what you want though, Im sure I could fill the first few pages with unrequested PC information.

superscaper

Zagu wrote:

Its not negative, its just a question.

It would appear to me that this forum runs on a problem solving basis, and not a post a random tip one. If thats what you want though, Im sure I could fill the first few pages with unrequested PC information.

That's what I said in another of the OP's threads. It's ok if it's posted in a sticky but taking half the forum page up with random advice isn't all that productive.

TheFlyingGerbil

I think if you give info from another site (especially verbatim as seems here) you should give credit to the site (or person if you got the info from another thread in here for example) you got the information from. Maybe this person was just trying to be helpful though so I guess it's the thought that counts.

Joe