Odpowiedzi:
Używam AutoHotKey do tego:
EasyWheel(d)
; if _WHEELAUTOFOCUS if set, check which window is under the mouse and gives it focus if it hasn't already
; then send scroll event to the control under the mouse
; original code from Shimanov: http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6772#54821
{
Global _WHEELACC
, _WHEELMAXN
, _WHEELAUTOFOCUS
Static t, s
if ( A_TickCount > 500+t) {
t := A_TickCount
s :=0x780000
}
else if (s < _WHEELMAXN)
s += _WHEELACC
MouseGetPos x, y, hwnd
h := DllCall("WindowFromPoint", "int", x, "int", y)
if _WHEELAUTOFOCUS && (hwnd<>WinExist("A"))
WinActivate, ahk_id %hwnd%
testan:=WinActive("A")
if (testan<>hwnd){
SendMessage, 0x20A, d*s,(y<<16)|x,, ahk_id %h%
}
else if (d=-1){
send {WheelDown}
}else{
send {WheelUp}
}
}
WheelUp:: EasyWheel(1)
WheelDown:: EasyWheel(-1)
Używam WizMouse . Działa w systemie Vista i 7.
XMouse Toggle to samodzielne narzędzie do robienia tego na XP, Vista, 7 zarówno w wersji 32-, jak i 64-bitowej.