milhaus

Is this feature directly available through System Preferences for new MacBook Pros, or do I have to use iScroll to enable it? I can't seem to find it directly, so I assume needs additional drivers provided by iScroll. And for those of you using it, how does iScroll effect the Trackpad functions; ie. any conflicts with the Apple drivers? Thanks.

jdurston

I scroll works well for me. Occasionally, the settings get set to some odd settings, so I just press the "return to defaults" button, it only seems to be a problem if i am installing and uninstalling other pref. pane (i.e.. USB overdrive).

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milhaus

Are you using a MB Pro, or a last gen Powerbook with the scrolling feature built in?