Scrolling through pages in Microsoft Windows is provided by mouse settings and scroll bar display options. Both of these settings do not require special computer skills and are available to the average user.
Instructions
Step 1
Click the "Start" button to bring up the main menu of the system and go to the "Control Panel" item.
Step 2
Select the "Mouse" section to configure the mouse settings.
Step 3
Open the Pointer Options tab (for Windows XP) or the Movement tab (for Windows 9x and ME) and set the Pointer Speed slider to the desired position.
Step 4
Click the Apply button to execute the command and go to the Mouse Buttons tab.
Step 5
Move the double-click speed slider to the desired direction.
Step 6
Click the "Apply" button to confirm the execution of the command and go to the "Scrolling" tab ("Wheel" or "Mouse Buttons" depending on the version of Windows).
Step 7
Set the desired speed and click the OK button to apply the selected changes.
Step 8
Click the Pointers tab and select the desired scheme from the suggested standard index schemes in the Schemes list.
Step 9
Go to customize the scroll bar. To do this, return to the main menu "Start" and go to the item "Control Panel".
Step 10
Select Appearance and Personal Information and open Windows Scrollbar Options.
Step 11
Adjust the required parameters to your liking and click the OK button to confirm the command execution.
Step 12
Right-click on the scroll bar to open the context menu and select "Add Gadgets" to add gadgets.
Step 13
Call the service menu by right-clicking on the field of the unnecessary gadget and select the "Close gadget" command to remove the installed gadget.
Step 14
Click the Delete button that appears when you move the mouse cursor over the gadget.
Step 15
Select the Download Gadgets From the Web link in the Gadgets Gallery to download and install additional gadgets and select the ones you want from the Microsoft Gadgets website.
