[Jason Lee]

Nice. Good information.
How you described having to scroll to links and stuff helps explain why the touch pad mouse has a "smartphone mode".

Try clicking both mouse buttons at the same time. This will turn the touchpad into up/down/left/right/center click. This will probably make it much easier and faster to scroll through links on a webpage. Click both buttons again to turn it off.

The feature didn't really make sense to me using a pocket pc. hehe.

[Jason Lee]

Nice. Good information.
How you described having to scroll to links and stuff helps explain why the touch pad mouse has a "smartphone mode".

Try clicking both mouse buttons at the same time. This will turn the touchpad into up/down/left/right/center click. This will probably make it much easier and faster to scroll through links on a webpage. Click both buttons again to turn it off.

The feature didn't really make sense to me using a pocket pc. hehe.

[Pony99CA]

Originally Posted by Jason Lee

Nice. Good information.
How you described having to scroll to links and stuff helps explain why the touch pad mouse has a "smartphone mode".

Try clicking both mouse buttons at the same time. This will turn the touchpad into up/down/left/right/center click. This will probably make it much easier and faster to scroll through links on a webpage. Click both buttons again to turn it off.

Yeah, I knew about that, but it's too fidgety for me. It was very hard to control. Using the arrow keys for scrolling and the Enter key for OK works much better for me.

I've updated my list with that item and another about distorted voice prompts while using a Bluetooth handset.

Steve