> > In article <2008121909495150073-not@dotcom>,
> >  thepixelfreak <n...@dot.com> wrote:

> >> On 2008-12-19 09:34:15 -0800, Nick Naym
> >> <nicknaym@[remove_this].gmail.com> said:

> >>> In article wfmdnUr3nsXDWtbUnZ2dnUVZ_tTin...@giganews.com, Tim Lance at
> >>> see....@bottom.com wrote on 12/19/08 11:10 AM:

> >>>> I have loved and defended the MM for a long time. After the third take
> >>>> apart
> >>>> I am giving up on it - I can't get the trackball's ribbon cable to stay
> >>>> in
> >>>> and am just tired of dealing with it.
> >>> I'm about to give up on MM as well. My primary complaint is that the
> >>> scroll
> >>> ball never seems to work properly when I attempt to scroll "down": Either
> >>> it
> >>> refuses to work, or the amount of pressure and/or the angle at which I
> >>> need
> >>> to apply the pressure is simply too much, usually resulting in my
> >>> inadvertently activating Expose.

> >> Welcome to the club gents. I dumped my fourth MM earlier this fall for
> >> a corded logitech. Never looked back.

> > Me too... I've been using a corded Logitech MX400 for close to a year
> > now and love it.

> > As I have it configured:

> > Left & right click are normal.

> > Clicking straight down on the Scroll wheel opens 'Application Switcher'  
> > (likely to be changed soon...)

> > 'Rocking' the scroll wheel to the left opens a new Safari browser page.

> > 'Rocking' the scroll wheel to the right operates the expose 'all
> > windows' feature. Very quick and handy... gets used MANY times a day.

> > The back thumb button scrolls down a page at a time. (Same as 'Page
> > Down' on the keyboard.)

> > And the forward thumb button jumps to the top of a page (Same as 'Home'
> > on the keyboard.)

> > Erik

> Is there left to right scrolling without having to hit a modifier key or
> button?