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Started by allniter89, May 27, 2014, 02:37:26 AM

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allniter89

I'm not sure if this is a forum issue or this damn Windows 8. This issue only exist in this forum. I was reading a thread and suddenly the text went to about half size.
I'm using Windows 8 without a touch screen and often I will mouse over something I cant even see and weird things happen. Any idea what happened?
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rickmastfan67

Were you somehow holding the 'Ctrl' key and scrolling down with the mouse wheel?

If so, easy way to fix this is the following keyboard command:

Ctrl+0

This should fix the problem in both Firefox and IE.

roadman

This is an example of what is so wrong with Microsponge software.  The mouse has been standard computer equipment for at least two decades now.  Yet MS still insists in retaining old outdated code that allows one to do mouse commands through the keyboard.

I type faster than many people, and it irritates me no end when the computer does something bizarre and unexpected because I happened to hit the wrong one or two keys at the same time.
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sammi

Quote from: roadman on July 21, 2014, 06:03:47 PM
This is an example of what is so wrong with Microsponge software.  The mouse has been standard computer equipment for at least two decades now.  Yet MS still insists in retaining old outdated code that allows one to do mouse commands through the keyboard.

This has nothing to do with Microsoft. It's always been the case that you can perform "clicking", zooming and scrolling using your keyboard. It works on all major operating systems as a standard human interface guideline, and it's very much not a bad thing because even without a mouse (because a lot of people don't have one) you can do these things.

formulanone

If you have laptop or keyboard with a touchpad, sometimes two or more fingers (unintentionally) dragged at the same time can cause this problem.



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