chgoguy7
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14.07.2010 16:21:01
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An application that I read about today can do the following, which I think would be great new features in AWM:
Mouse scroll an inactive application window.
Use brute force scroll wheel support in applications which don't offer it.
Optionally focus the inactive window you scroll.
The application is freeware called WizMouse. It supports most versions of windows (including Vista and 7) and has 32 and 64 bit support. It can be found at:
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zegames zegames
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14.07.2010 23:25:20
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I'm using this software too, very very convenient.
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psygn
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27.07.2010 13:34:17
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If it's not too much to ask, this would be a very convenient option in the [Options > Triggers > Mouse] section under "Make the entire window area responsive to dragging/sizing"
I would love to see this feature.
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maks
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31.07.2010 16:02:02
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wiz-mouse is useful, obviously AWM should have this feature
especially because wiz-mouse's work is not flawless. for example, i've noticed that it made impossible scrolling with mouse in 1 window ( u-torrent's window with content of torrent-file )
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Tatiana Jack
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04.08.2010 02:48:33
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Gentlemen,
Thank you for your posts! I added the idea to our base. We'll include it to one of our next releases.
E-mail: support@actualtools.com
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psygn
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Дата регистрации: 22.07.2010
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04.08.2010 21:04:00
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Alexander, Tatiana, and anyone else involved in coding the amazing AWM, thank you for taking the time to listen to the customers and implementing new features! 
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Alex Fadeyev
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21.10.2010 03:30:28
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psygn, thank you for your kind words! 
The subject feature is implemented and available in the of AWM and AMM.
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