Scroll problem with new ie 7.0

[Florian Kremer]

Hi everybody, i've recently updated my internet explorer to version 7.0 and
have been having problems since then scrolling web pages: i normaly use the
scroll weel of my mouse to view pages and when i do so with the new ie, at
first the page scroll to the desired point but then keeps on scrolling
"itself" in one-second-steps. This even continues after clicking and opening
a new link. Is there a posibility in internet explorer to adjust that/get
rid of it? Thanks for your help, Florian

 

[Alias~-]

Hi everybody, i've recently updated my internet explorer to version 7.0 and
have been having problems since then scrolling web pages: i normaly use the
scroll weel of my mouse to view pages and when i do so with the new ie, at
first the page scroll to the desired point but then keeps on scrolling
"itself" in one-second-steps. This even continues after clicking and opening
a new link. Is there a posibility in internet explorer to adjust that/get
rid of it? Thanks for your help, Florian

Two things:

1. IE7 is in BETA. If you are not a BETA tester, you shouldn't be using
it, especially if it's on your production computer.

2. Questions regarding IE7 BETA should be addressed to the Internet
Explorer news group. I would tell you where that is but I don't use IE
except for Updates.

Alias

 

[Malke]

Hi everybody, i've recently updated my internet explorer to version
7.0 and have been having problems since then scrolling web pages: i
normaly use the scroll weel of my mouse to view pages and when i do so
with the new ie, at first the page scroll to the desired point but
then keeps on scrolling "itself" in one-second-steps. This even
continues after clicking and opening a new link. Is there a posibility
in internet explorer to adjust that/get rid of it? Thanks for your
help, Florian

Questions/comments about IE7 should be posted in its newsgroup:
microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general

MVP Sandi Hardmeier's website should be required reading for anyone
using IE: http://www.ie-vista.com/

Malke

 

[Ken Blake, MVP]

Two things:

1. IE7 is in BETA. If you are not a BETA tester, you shouldn't be
using it, especially if it's on your production computer.

Incidentally. Infoworld just reported that IE7 will be released on Ocober
18, next Wednesday. See
http://weblog.infoworld.com/daily/a...LC-DAILY2006-10-13?source=NLC-DAILY2006-10-13

or http://tinyurl.com/yb8lj4



I can't vouch for the accuracy of that, but FWIW...