← Excel for Windows (Desktop Application). When I plug in a USB mouse and scroll, this issue does not appear. I am running the latest Microsoft Word pulls down extra only when using the touch screen - the trackpad and mouse work as normal (they don't allow me to scroll further than the bar). This is a small guide on to how to get two finger scrolling and other multi touch gestures on your Windows laptop. Even if your laptop is already capable of scrolling using two fingers, this guide can still be worth reading, since according to my experience the “feeling” can likely be significantly improved!

IMPORTANT UPDATE on Aug 21st: After upgrading to 10.7.1, solution below does not work anymore. If you want forward/backward back, try using MagicPrefs. Again, you cannot use 2 fingers swipe of Trackpad (1 finger for Magic Mouse) go back and forth in Chrome, Finder, iTunes, Firefox and so on in 10.7.1 without help of 3rd party software's help. Just upgraded to. A lot of new features come with some habits you may have to change.

For example, the smooth browsing backward/forward experience in Safari together with no functioning of magic mouse's 2 fingers swipe for backward/forward in Chrome/Firefox or other web browser or applications. You may have same habit with me, on using magic mouse: • Use 1 finger to scroll around (few webpages scrolls left to right, but they exist) • Use 2 fingers to go backward/forward • The 2 habits above apply to all browsers Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Opera, etc.

How to change my email password on my macbook air. Oh, and Finder. Outlook 2016 for mac where is the archive folder stored procedure. • Some other applications may need this too, like in Sparrow, to fold and unfold a mail When upgrading to Lion, something changed as follows by default: • Use 1 finger to go backward/forward in Safari. (Yes, it's moving smoothly, nicely, elegantly.) • Use 2 fingers to move to different desktop in 'Mission Control' • Cannot go backward/forward in other favorite browsers. Oh, and Finder.

• Cannot fold/unfold a mail in either. And here's the solution(with which, you need to give up something): • Open Magic Mouse setting in System Preferences • In More Gestures tap, click the drop down list under Swipe between pages and choose Swipe left or right with two fingers • Uncheck the Swipe between full-screen apps Now you get your old 2 fingers gesture for magic mouse back, and you give up smooth moving backward/forward in Safari -- you can still move backward/forward in Safari, just not smoothly.

Wait a minute, how about the 'Swipe between full-screen apps'? If you really need that and don't mind to use 3 fingers to swipe for this, you can use, which provides you so many different actions for Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, Macbook Trackpad. You can define a 3 fingers swipe gesture to 'Switch Space Left/Right', and it's free, Hallelujah! For smoothing moving backward/forward in Safari, if only one finger swipe can be applied to it, I have to give it up.

One reason is as above, the other is, it may cause some mis-action when browsing. Hope apple could give a update for magic mouse 2 fingers gesture later.