So you're basically saying that IT department should not help individual users with something? Sad place you work at if an admin would find it hard to vet & install an app for a users. Sorry I don't keep track of every poster and who said what.
#DOWNLOAD SCROLL REVERSER HOW TO#
Ive done it many times, but since an update always kills it, Im making this guide to remind me how to do it each time and maybe it will help others as well so here is a quick guide on how to setup Reverse Scrolling on Windows 10. If it's a legitimate OS setting, fine - but I don't think IT should be required to work around 3rd party hacks that alter basic UI functionality. Since I prefer natural/reverse scrolling I wanted to bring it to Windows 10. Step 2: Launch AutoHotkey, and when prompted to create a sample. And to answer your question, I think IT should rightfully decline to approve it because it makes things more difficult for any IT staff trying to service the machine. If youre a Windows user and would like to try out reverse scrolling, heres how: Step 1: Install AutoHotkey on your Windows PC. Go ahead and download the utility from the website. Plus you can also control horizontal and vertical scrolling, separately. For instance, you can reverse scrolling for the trackpad, mouse, and even a drawing tablet with this utility. Hence the "I" in the post you just quoted. Scroll Reverser is another powerful utility that offers more refined scrolling controls for your computer. I hope that you will definitely enjoy the magical world with Reverse Video. Awesome UI and step by step visualization of video conversion process. Play/Pause and seek functionality with video player. Not all IT departments are staffed with assholes who don't care about the needs of users they service. Awesome video player build in with volume and brightness control just with a finger touch and scroll up and down. It opens no ports, it doesn't write to file system etc. It's an a simple app that has a very, very small security footprint. n-windows/Īs I said in the OP, I don't think IT would approve (and I agree - I wouldn't approve if I were in their place). Just install this on your Win/Linux machines.
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