MouseWheel bundle version 1.0 1999/01/27 ================= This is a Windows-only InputManager bundle for OSE / YB (WebObjects4.0). (Yes, I have recently been assimilated:-/) When installed, it magically adds IntelliMouse wheel support to _all_ OPENSTEP / YellowBox applications. That is, you can use the mouse wheel to scroll up and down text views, browsers etc. OSE 4.2 Installation. -------------------- To install MouseWheel, copy the bundle/OSE/InputManagers/MouseWheel folder into the InputManagers search path ($HOME/Library/InputManagers, $NEXT_ROOT/NextLibrary/InputManagers -- unfortunately installing it in $NEXT_ROOT/LocalLibrary/InputManagers does not seem to work, at least with the WebObjects 3.5.1 setup I tested it with.) YB / WO4.0 Installation. ----------------------- To install MouseWheel, copy the bundle/YB/InputManagers/MouseWheel folder into the InputManagers search path ($HOME/Library/InputManagers, $NEXT_ROOT/Local/Library/InputManagers, $NEXT_ROOT/Library/InputManagers.) Source. ------ Source code for the bundle is included in the Source/ folder. This is an OS4.2 project, if you want to compile it in YB you have to convert it first with the command: $NEXT_ROOT/Developer/Makefiles/Conversion/DirectoryLayout/ConvertMakefilesToNewDirs -r User Defaults. ------------- The MouseWheel bundle handles the following user defaults: MouseWheelEnable [YES] - Master switch, determines whether MouseWheel support will be enabled when the bundle is loaded. MouseWheelStep [0.1] - Step size of mouse wheel `click'. - if between 0 and 1, it is interpreted as the fraction of the page size to scroll, rounded to an integral number of lines. - if greater than (or equal to) 1, it is interpreted as the number of lines to scroll. (but never more than a page.) Authors. ------- Jeremy Bettis - original MouseWheel handling code. Tom Hageman - InputManager, user defaults, packaging. Please send suggestions, bugreports etc. to History. ------- 1.0 (January 1999) - first public release.