Mroocheck Freewheel mousedriver

[arnljot]

Okay, I've installed my Micromys and trying to get it working on my A4000D with PicassoIV.

Problem 1:
Windows scroll both vertically and horizontally even though my Logitect mouse only has one direction on it's scrollwheel and windows scroll long after I have stopped scrolling.

Problem 2:
Mousepointer is invisible while not moving the mouse, and while moving the mousepointer flickers in and out of view, whats up with that?

Please help!

 

[Kin Hell]

Dunno about the Scrolling, but with regard to the flickery mouse pointer when moving & invisible one when not using it, have you got MouseBlanker or similar running in the background m8?

Charlie

 

[rkauer]

Looks like a bug in the RTG system you are running, or incompatibility with the wheel program you are using.

I know for sure that is a bug with MagicMenu and RTG systems, long spotted. It acts like you are describing.

 

[arnljot]

@Kin Hell
I'll have to look into that. Wierd thing is that it's only a problem if I start the Mroocheck driver. Until it starts, everything is honky dory!

@rkauer
I can't disable the RTG system, it's vital. But I can diable MagicMenu and test without that running.

Seems plausible, because another new found problem I see when running the Mroocheck driver is that when I'm holding right mouse button in, popup menues flash too. I'm not able to traverse a menu since it appears and dissapears all the time while Mroocheck is in opertation.

ScrollWheel isn't vital, but would be real nice to get operational.

Are there other Wheel drivers available which I can try which is compatible with the Micromys? Micromys is NewMouse compliant, so perhaps?

What I need to get working is:
Logitech® Cordless Optical Mouse (part of Cordless Desktop® EX 100) on MicroMys
FreeWheel
WheelDriver (Mroocheck or similar)

 

[Kin Hell]

I'm not sure what to suggest m8. Perhaps there is a tooltype available for the Mroocheck sw that might help.

It could be specific to that particular mouse. :shrug:

Kin