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Scroll with Mouse on Inactive Windows in Win 10

Jim K4JAF
Jim K4JAF Member ✭✭
edited January 2018 in New Ideas
Just found this tip concerning windows 10 usage:  You can scroll with you mouse by hovering over an inactive window and using the scroll wheel.  Great for multiple monitor such as a logging
program on one monitor and SmartSDR on another..  Just hover the mouse above the SmartSDR monitor screen and scroll to any frequency while typing on the other logging program
monitor screen. 
Setup:  Go to settings, devices, mouse and touchpad, change scroll inactive windows to yes.
73s Jim K4JAF

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  • K6OZY
    K6OZY Member ✭✭
    edited February 2017
    BTW, this has been in OS X forever.  It's about time M$ copied THAT feature.  teehee...
  • Jim K4JAF
    Jim K4JAF Member ✭✭
    edited January 2018
    Thanks for the info. 

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