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The user "busybee" inquires why their Microsoft Wireless mouse scrolls properly in email and search sites but not in applications like Adobe Bridge. "GDany" suggests checking if Adobe Bridge or Photoshop has a setting to change the scroll wheel behavior and asks if the mouse is configurable, implying that program-specific settings or mouse configurations could be the cause. The conversation ends with clarification about the device and a brief comment indicating that Adobe software may have compatibility issues with certain setups. Overall, the thread discusses troubleshooting mouse scrolling issues within specific applications.
The user "busybee" inquires why their Microsoft Wireless mouse scrolls properly in email and search sites but not in applications like Adobe Bridge. "GDany" suggests checking if Adobe Bridge or Photoshop has a setting to change the scroll wheel behavior and asks if the mouse is configurable, implying that program-specific settings or mouse configurations could be the cause. The conversation ends with clarification about the device and a brief comment indicating that Adobe software may have compatibility issues with certain setups. Overall, the thread discusses troubleshooting mouse scrolling issues within specific applications.
As far as I remember, in Adobe Bridge and Photoshop there is a setting for the mouse to make the scroll wheel zoom instead of scroll. I can't see other reason, if your mouse works fine in other programs. I, for example, have a configurable wireless mouse for which I can setup different behaviors for different programs. Is your mouse configurable.
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