transaction window is slow when scrolling

There is this strange problem I have witn M03 on my notebook.

When I'm in the transaction window, I use my mouse pads right side (special
function on the right side acts as scroll wheel) to scroll up and down
instead of dragging the slider up or down.

What is happening though is that it will scroll, but then it doesn't stop
scrolling immediately. It keeps going, but not only that, it's really slow
and laggy. If I try scrolling the opposite direction while it is going, it
waits till it's done going one direction,
then it goes the other. It's kind of annoying because I don't have a mouse
for my notebook so all I have is the pad. The video card isn't tooo shaby
either so I don't think that's the problem.

I can scroll on the home page and the built in web browser just fine with no
lag.

Has anyone else experienced this and is there something I can do about it?

via_newsgroup
Mon Sep 01 16:14:03 CDT 2003

In microsoft.public.money, JCA wrote:

>There is this strange problem I have witn M03 on my notebook.
>
>When I'm in the transaction window, I use my mouse pads right side (special
>function on the right side acts as scroll wheel) to scroll up and down
>instead of dragging the slider up or down.
>
>What is happening though is that it will scroll, but then it doesn't stop
>scrolling immediately. It keeps going, but not only that, it's really slow
>and laggy. If I try scrolling the opposite direction while it is going, it
>waits till it's done going one direction,
>then it goes the other. It's kind of annoying because I don't have a mouse
>for my notebook so all I have is the pad. The video card isn't tooo shaby
>either so I don't think that's the problem.
>
>I can scroll on the home page and the built in web browser just fine with no
>lag.
>
>Has anyone else experienced this and is there something I can do about it?
>

It would appear that the scroll-wheel-equivalent software is
scrolling too fast. Perhaps in the properties for your mouse in the
control panel there is a control for that. In the real scroll wheel
there is a tactile click to let you know how many positions you have
scrolled.

Could I suggest the up- and down-cursor keys as an alternate way to
move in your registers?

JCA
Mon Sep 01 22:04:37 CDT 2003

Arrow keys are too slow, only one transaction at a time. But, since you
suggested I forgot about the pageup and down keys.

Those will do the job.
Thanks