I tried to upgrade my Logitech First Mouse+ Mouse driver with their rev 8.2
two weeks ago and this happened to my scroll bars.  Perhaps you have a bad
mouse driver. I had to revert back to their Rev 8.0 to get it working
again. A re-install of your driver would be an easy thing to try.


At 01:16 PM 2/15/99 , Earl Truss wrote:
>This is probably not a software problem then.  Your mouse may be sending in
>extra keys that only take effect when the cursor is placed on the scroll
>bar.  You should first try an different mouse and see if the problem
>disappears.  If not, then try to find the latest drivers for your mouse or
>reinstall your current drivers.  I've also seen this problem sometimes when
>bad joysticks are installed.
>>
>> My problem scroll bar affects all software.
>>
>> Bob Anderson
>
>> -----Original Message-----

>> >Have you such problem with all soft or only with Excel? Maybe
>> >
>> >> Can somebody advise me on how to tame a scroll bar that moves by
>> >> itself.  Its extremely frustrating and maddening.
>> >> Whenever I'm viewing a spreadsheet and I put my cursor on the
>> scroll
>> >> bar long enough it scrolls by itself - up or down.  It will sroll
>> the
>> >> whole length of the bar and not a page at a time like it would with
>> >> page down or page up.  I'm using Win 98.

Doug Simmons

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