Credit goes to MacHater, the author behind this release. We are hosting the app ourselves in case the 3rd party download links die. The original developer has it pegged as version 1.0.6 on their google project site, but we’re going to use version 1.0.9 found over on TabletPCReview, as it has been improved to include app switching with 3 finger swiping, along with other additions. Note: This application has been rehashed a few times by several authors. This will ensure that TwoFingerScroll is in charge of these functions. Once in the application, you can modify the settings to fit your needs! Based on user feedback, we recommend the “smart” setting if it’s available.įinal step, go into your synaptics driver settings, and disable anything that overlaps as a feature with TwoFingerScroll. To resolve this, pump the following into a command prompt window (with Administrative privileges), and run these one line at a time (hitting Enter after each one). The most common error I’ve found is this one: 'Class not registered, ClassID:' The root of the C: drive is an excellent place to put this, since it’s not really a “program” in the sense that we access it and use it.ĭouble click on the application now. You’ll find two text files and the app itself.Įxtract the app somewhere semi-permanent, since this is something we’ll want to run on startup, and would hate to accidentally delete. Go ahead and extract it with your favorite archive tool (winzip, winrar, 7-zip, etc). There are others, but we didn’t get to try them out.įirst of all, hit up the download link at the bottom of this article. From our tests, it seems nearly every “Synaptics” driver works great, while ALPS drivers were hit and miss. You will have to confirm whether you’re running a compatible touchpad driver or not.

More than likely you do, but if you run into errors, make sure you have it downloaded and installed from your laptop manufacturer’s website. In order to achieve this feat, you will need to make sure your computer has a current touchpad driver installed. It’s beautiful how it scrolls as smooth as butter, whether it’s in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or in Finder (their file ‘explorer’). You’ve seen your Mac friends scrolling on their glass touchpad. You never noticed it before, but scrolling down makes huge jumps and leaps like taking steps on a ladder. After grumbling about it, you repair it and start again. In an attempt to scroll back down, you accidentally enlarge or shrink the text by 450%. When I installed VS2008 on the Windows 10 target machine, in order to debug regsvr32.exe registering the OCX, the installer insisted on installing. RAM, and Traveo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Cypress in the United. You’ve just been shot back up to the top of an article because you touched the touchpad funny. Cypress reserves all rights under such laws and treaties and does not.

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