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I'm using a Logitech infrared mouse with DELL Inspiron 8200 Laptop. I have installed RH 9.0 as a dualboot with Windowx XP Pro. But I am having some problems configuring the mouse. The scrolling works as it should but I would like the scroll button also works as "backspace" in the browser. Is there anyway to configure that on Linux? On Windows it is quite easy.
i know that in mozilla preferences you can go advanced and under advanced you will see mouse wheel. you can do with it what you will from there. if you dont like that you can go to your control center and under web browsing>behavior you can set the right button to go back.
Last edited by Brain Drop; 09-07-2003 at 08:58 AM.
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