Re: How to detect the mouse horizontal scroll?

the microsoft mouse apparently does support hscroll as well as some higher end logitech mice and the apple mighty mouse. does it work w/out your filter present?

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"Ree" <Ree@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:D97EE52C-1F38-444B-85C3-0AFCBF6A423D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Doron,

I tried Microsoft and Logitech mouse, but the event on the HSCROLL does not
occur.

Any other way that i can detect this horizontal scroll? Please advice.



"Doron Holan [MSFT]" wrote:

i have no idea about devices in the market, i just know what the code does
;)

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"Ray Trent" <rat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Doron: Do you know if there are actually any mice in production yet > that
> send HID reports that would result in a MOUSE_HWHEEL being sent by the > HID
> mapper?
>
> Last time someone asked this question, it was discovered that the mouse
> didn't send horizontal scroll messages directly, but had a separate Top
> Level Descriptor that their special service was opening and reading > rather
> than going through the "standard" HID mechanism.
>
> In fact, I'd be kind of surprised if this *ever* takes off, at least > until
> no one cares *at all* any more about OS's where MOUSE_HWHEEL isn't
> supported (do you have to go back to 2k or only XP to find that? I > don't
> remember).
>
> Unlike some kinds of peripherals vendors *really* don't like to make > mice
> that only work on some machines, so my (completely ignorant, but well
> educated) guess is that they *all* still use the separate TLD method. > And
> if they have to do that anyway, it's actually a heck of a lot more
> complicated to also include the "standard" way. So I bet they don't.
>
> Still just a guess, though :-).
>
> Doron Holan [MSFT] wrote:
>> the flag check you have is correct for checking for a horizontal wheel
>>
>> d
>>
>
>
> -- > Ray



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