MS Wireless Mouse and Keyboard

(Vista Build 5600 32 bit)
Downloaded and installed new Intellipoint/Intellitype programs (6.1). Works
fine except for one minor annoying mouse wheel problem: When in newsgroups,
one click of the wheel moves cursor bar four lines. I seem to remember in
the previous version (5) there was an option to change to one line, but
can't find it in the new version. What am I missing?

And a little info on installation of 6.1 that might be helpful: I use
VistaBootPro for multibooting Vista and XP with Vista being default. After
installation of 6.1, neither keyboard or mouse would work on multiboot
screen (although both worked in BIOS setup). The result was not being able
to boot into XP. I went into BIOS (Phoenix 8/16/04) and found that legacy
USB was "disabled". (Apparently this is the default for this BIOS since I
never changed it). When I changed it to "enabled", everything worked fine.

Move the slider all the way to the left (min) I found that helps.

Ray

"Harry Sherman" <sherhar@westelcom.com> wrote in message
news:%23xMifppIHHA.4760@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> (Vista Build 5600 32 bit)
> Downloaded and installed new Intellipoint/Intellitype programs (6.1).
> Works fine except for one minor annoying mouse wheel problem: When in
> newsgroups, one click of the wheel moves cursor bar four lines. I seem to
> remember in the previous version (5) there was an option to change to one
> line, but can't find it in the new version. What am I missing?
>
> And a little info on installation of 6.1 that might be helpful: I use
> VistaBootPro for multibooting Vista and XP with Vista being default.
> After installation of 6.1, neither keyboard or mouse would work on
> multiboot screen (although both worked in BIOS setup). The result was not
> being able to boot into XP. I went into BIOS (Phoenix 8/16/04) and found
> that legacy USB was "disabled". (Apparently this is the default for this
> BIOS since I never changed it). When I changed it to "enabled", everything
> worked fine.
>