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Old 01-18-2005, 07:29 AM   #1
dotancohen
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Panning with middle ouse button


In opera I can click the middle mouse button and get panning arrows, that means that I move the mouse up a little and the page goes up. How can I enable this as default behaviour for all aplications in KDE? I poked around in the Control Center and preferences, but found nothing. And I was stunned to find nothing on google. Is this possible?

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