(2023 SP3 on Windows 11 22H2 22621.1105 - not that this matters in this case.)
When I inadvertently leave the mouse cursor in certain regions (around the edges of the window), with NO MOUSE BUTTON PUSHED, VW scrolls that window.
Is it possible to turn this behavior off?
(If not, why is it not an option in Preferences? Maybe it should be.)
Auto scrolling while depressing a mouse button or when a tool is active, for example: click to start drawing a line, move cursor to edge zone, scroll to new part of drawing, click to finish drawing line - that's good. But simply moving the cursor a bit, such as when the selection tool is active, but nothing is being moved or dragged, and having the window jump somewhere else is not desirable for me and I would prefer to deactivate that passive auto scrolling. Ideally, I'd keep active auto-scrolling when I'm actively doing something like dragging an object or drawing a line.
(I've been pushing myself to use Windows more after years of only working on a Mac - I don't recall this being a problem on Mac, but it might just be a difference in how I work between the two systems.)
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Thomas H Donalek AIA
(2023 SP3 on Windows 11 22H2 22621.1105 - not that this matters in this case.)
When I inadvertently leave the mouse cursor in certain regions (around the edges of the window), with NO MOUSE BUTTON PUSHED, VW scrolls that window.
Is it possible to turn this behavior off?
(If not, why is it not an option in Preferences? Maybe it should be.)
Auto scrolling while depressing a mouse button or when a tool is active, for example: click to start drawing a line, move cursor to edge zone, scroll to new part of drawing, click to finish drawing line - that's good. But simply moving the cursor a bit, such as when the selection tool is active, but nothing is being moved or dragged, and having the window jump somewhere else is not desirable for me and I would prefer to deactivate that passive auto scrolling. Ideally, I'd keep active auto-scrolling when I'm actively doing something like dragging an object or drawing a line.
(I've been pushing myself to use Windows more after years of only working on a Mac - I don't recall this being a problem on Mac, but it might just be a difference in how I work between the two systems.)
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