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The Wheel of MisFortune

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BrothersKeeper

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Aug 13, 2003
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I've searched and seen all the verbage on how to disable the mouse wheel and have come to some conclusions. I don't know if Access 97 or 2000 had it but in Access 2002 there's an "On Mouse Wheel" property at the form level. Does this thing do anything?? It would seem that this is where one would be able to disable a mouse wheel, or am I just stupid?
I still haven't figured out what good this wheel property is. Is there any code one could use here. I hope so because I sure would hate having to spend $600 on a Visual Basic 6.0 package to create a DLL file one time only.
Thanks in advance to everyone. Darn Rodents!!

Dumbfounded Mouse Wheel


 
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