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Mike C · 02-09-03, 07:05 PM

Turning the volume up and down, flipping pages in an ebook, and adjusting brightness are my main uses. The scroll tab does the same things as the D-pad up/down.
You have to map the scroll to volume in media player for that to work, and when you push the scroll in, the D-pad controls brightness.
It's often easier to use the scroll to move up and down in a big list or doc, especially something like acrobat.

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Mike C Aximsite Veteran Uber Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Virginia Posts: 1,309 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Turning the volume up and down, flipping pages in an ebook, and adjusting brightness are my main uses. The scroll tab does the same things as the D-pad up/down. You have to map the scroll to volume in media player for that to work, and when you push the scroll in, the D-pad controls brightness. It's often easier to use the scroll to move up and down in a big list or doc, especially something like acrobat. __________________ Persistence can pass for brilliance FFR Roadster on order for 04/3/04. Mike