Step # 4 should have read:
4.Simply place your mouse pointer slightly above or below the circle to scroll up or down, seamlessly (i.e handsfree). Move the pointer side by side to the circle to stop scrolling. Make sense?

george sarr <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>Folks,
> I would like to share this Windows tip because I think many of you might
>find it very useful. First, let me give credit to my 18 month old daughter.
>Yes, kids do the darnest thing but you'll be surprised what you can learn
>from them at times. To make a long story short, my daughter was playing
>around with my laptop and before I was able to get her off the machine, she
>had already pressed a button. Boy, she is quick! Suddenly something pop up
>on the screen and it looked like a circle and within the cirlce you have
>UP and DOWN arrows with a bold dot in between. I went holy cow, did she do that! Upon investigating, I found out exactly what she did.
>
>She accidentally pressed her index finger right on that middle line(or gap) that separates the left and right mouse buttons. This triggers the
>seamless mouse scroller function, a feature I am willing to bet is one of
>many Microsoft Windows secrets, perhaps undocumented. The reason I say
>that is because Microsoft makes a lot of money selling that IntelliMouse
>(retails for $49) whose primary feature is that it gives you an extra
>mouse button in the middle so you can seamlessly scroll and peruse through
>lenghthy documents/webpages without the burden of having to click or drag
>the conventional scrollbar.
>
>So for those people using a standard 2button mouse, this tip may save you
>a buck or two. So far I've only tested this in Windows 98. Please let me
>know how it works if you are using other windows operating systems such as
>windows95/2000 or XP.
>
>1.Also note that in order for this to work , you first open a document, be
>  it e-mail or webpage.
>2.Then single-click (left click) anywhere on the document. [This step may
>  be unnecessary in some cases but it does tell the mouse that is page you
>  want to scroll(it activates the page)].
>3.Then you press the area between the two mouse buttons using your index
>  finger. This pops up the scrolling feature, and depending on the mouse
>  you use(Touchpad or 2Button).
>4.Simply drag your mouse up or down to peruse through your docs/webpages.
>
>This feature is not limited to documents only. You can peruse through you
>important files and folders too.The function's icon however changes when
>using files and folders. Hope this works for all of you. If it doesn't e-
>mail me in private. If you already knew this trick, then please forgive me
>and my daughter. For me, the lesson learned here is as parents,we sometimes
>tend to be too strict when kids play around with our expensive toys but we
>should never underestimate these kids for you just might not know what you
>can learn from them. Let them explore and experiment a little. For instance
>the other, my daughter took my pen and ran away. Thinking that she was
>going to make a big mess on the wall, I ran after her. Well, this time she
>took the paper in my hand and ran again. Kids! Yes, a finally sat and
>watched while she writes, perhaps telling me to back off. Sure it wasn't
>English, Arabic or Hieroglyphics. Point in case is she was writing. She
>held the pen at a 45 dgree angle, between her thumb and right index
>finger. Wow!
>
>Cheers!
>
>
>
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