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<pre wrap="">On 05/18/2016 03:46 PM, Michael Taylor-Noonan wrote:
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<pre wrap="">My first post, please tell me if this is inappropriate on this mailing
list.
(First, a huge thanks to all who helped develop Scribus... I'm switching
from a proprietary DTP program, and find it easy to use and powerful.)
Now my question. I usually use 1.5.1 on a Win 10 laptop, with wireless
mouse. Every so often I forget my mouse and use the trackpad. When
linking text using the trackpad, you cannot scroll down to a different
page . I would have thought as soon as your mouse pointer moves to the
scroll bar it should change back to pointer from the link text. But it
doesn't. Am I missing something?
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<pre wrap="">This is the perfect place for this question.
Trying this out in Win7 and 1.5.2 (desktop), I don't see the problem
with the pointer.
I do see that neither PgDn or arrow keys work, though. What does work
with a mouse is the scrollwheel, so you might try the scrolling area of
the trackpad to see if that works. Otherwise, try clicking on the next
page arrow at the bottom of the Scribus window, even if it doesn't
change to a pointer.
Seems odd, wonder if this is some Win 10 issue...
Greg
Thanks, Greg. The idea about clicking on the next page at the bottom of the Scribus works!
Michael
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