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Scroll wheel in phone link?
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Phone Link is great to access android apps running on my phone. However, scrolling is very cumbersome. Is there a way to simply use the mouse scroll wheel to scroll rather then having to click and drag with the mouse? If not, is there a place to request this feature?
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2022-12-18T23:00:56+00:00 I finally got scroll to work. After much fiddling around in Task Manager Startup Programs (which required reboot after every change), I discovered if I went to the hidden icon box and disabled and enabled X-Mouse Button Control (a 3rd party program I installed), that scrolling would work and then not work respectively. Digging further, if you go into X-mouse's "setup" then "settings", then uncheck "Make scroll wheel scroll window under cursor", scrolling works in Phonelink without disabling the whole X-Mouse program. I don't know if that will fix anybody else's problem, but so far it's worked for me. If you're running a different mapping program you could start there.