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Hello.
Good Morning.

Testing Windows 10

Alaska xBase++ 19 SL1 with all hotfixes.
Ms Windows 10.10240

Browse scroll bar does not respond to mouse scroll button.

have test
C:\ALASKA\XPPW32\SOURCE\samples\basics\GuiBrow\DBBROWSE.EXE
on Windows 10240.

Anybody can confirm this situation and have any sugestion!?

many thanks

Pedro Alex.

Confirm.

It works if the mouse pointer is over the scrollbar area.

Got it.

Search for the mouse settings (mouse & touchpad). There is a setting named "Inaktive Fenster beim Draufzeigen scrollen" in german, which somehow means "scroll inactive windows if they are pointed at". Switch this off. Browses will scroll then.

Tom.

thanks for the tip.
It works perfectly.

Pedro

Hi, Pedro.

Great.

What about the browse highlight colors at your site with visual styles? Seems like Windows 10 uses different colors depending on the background color, but the highlighting with Windows 10 seems to be ... different anyway. Even inactive tabpages are hard to find.

Anyone who has a solution for this (besides switching visual styles off)?

Search for the mouse settings (mouse & touchpad). There is a setting named "Inaktive Fenster beim Draufzeigen scrollen" in german, which somehow means "scroll inactive windows if they are pointed at". Switch this off. Browses will scroll then.

Tom,


can't find this settings in control panel. Do youh have more detailed explanation for dummies?

Best regards
JAnko

Hi, Janko.

Point at the search symbol in your windows taskbar. Enter "Mouse" there. You will get a search result containing "mouse settings" (system controls). Click on this. Your will get a "devices" dialog for the mouse ("mouses and touchpads"). The picture below shows how this looks on a german system. Switch off the option at the bottom of the controls list.

Hello Tom,

excellent. Even I could find it now.

Thank you
JAnko