IE 6.0 scrolling down two pages at once instead of one...

[Mike Margolis]

when I hit the scroll bar on the right (not the arrow, the
space above the arrow) for a Page Down, I actually get
more like two pages down, and them have to scroll up to
see what I missed.

Quite weird, never seen this before, and didn't change any
settings, although I did do a couple of MS recommended
updates this morning.

Any help on this, I don't think it's adjustable anywhere
in IE, and it happens on all webpages, not just on some.

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP]

when I hit the scroll bar on the right (not the arrow, the
space above the arrow) for a Page Down, I actually get
more like two pages down, and them have to scroll up to
see what I missed.

Quite weird, never seen this before, and didn't change any
settings, although I did do a couple of MS recommended
updates this morning.

Any help on this, I don't think it's adjustable anywhere
in IE, and it happens on all webpages, not just on some.

Apparently a bug in yesterday's patch, Q824245.
Just drag the marker in the scrollbar.

 

[Alex]

Yeah I have the same exact problem from installing those
Windows Updates. Very annoying. I hope that they release
another patch to fix this soon =)

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP]

Yeah I have the same exact problem from installing those
Windows Updates. Very annoying. I hope that they release
another patch to fix this soon =)

That should have been Q824145.
If you place the mouse cursor immediately under the indicator in the scroll
bar it just scrolls one page.

 

[Mike Margolis]

I have Q824145 installed, they're not sure if this is the
problem.

Mike Margolis

 

[Scott Kahn]

I have this same problem. I guess this is after I downloaded the latest
Microsoft patch. Does anyone know if Microsoft is aware, and if so,
when a patch to fix this patch will be issued? Or, is there something
we can do in the meantime?

Thanks!

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP]

I have this same problem. I guess this is after I downloaded the
latest Microsoft patch. Does anyone know if Microsoft is aware, and
if so, when a patch to fix this patch will be issued? Or, is there
something we can do in the meantime?

Thanks!

Yes, Microsoft knows about it.
If you place the mouse cursor immediately under the indicator in the scroll
bar it just scrolls one page.

 

[Guest]

Is there a way I can remove the patch *without* restoring
the system (and reinstalling several troublesome apps)?
Any idea how soon this might be fixed?

Thanks in advance.


-- mike
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Richard M. Smith]

Is there a way I can remove the patch *without* restoring
the system (and reinstalling several troublesome apps)?
Any idea how soon this might be fixed?

I'm having the same problem too!

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Sincerely,
Richard M. Smith
(509) 754-1126
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[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP]

Is there a way I can remove the patch *without* restoring
the system (and reinstalling several troublesome apps)?
Any idea how soon this might be fixed?

Thanks in advance.


-- mike
(e-mail address removed)

Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs
Internet Explorer Q824145

But the fix will be out very soon.