I have a very similar problem - the wheelie doesn't work in Lotus Notes' Inbox (works everywhere else though). The fix for other mice (eg MS) is to install (eg) Intellipoint and put a shortcut to (eg) point32.exe in teh startup group - that makes teh scroll wheelie work. But as you say - we dont know what brand mouse part number 0D1161 is.

So I rang Dell tech support & they looked up the SKU that shipped with my system - the tech didn't immediately recognise the SKU code (normally they have 'MS' for microsoft, or 'LGI' for logitech). This one had 'PMX'.

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Whatever that is. The tech was going to have a further dig around and then email me back - hopefully soon. If I get an answer I'll reply here. Elektronik Pdf Kitap Software. I have a very similar problem - the wheelie doesn't work in Lotus Notes' Inbox (works everywhere else though). The fix for other mice (eg MS) is to install (eg) Intellipoint and put a shortcut to (eg) point32.exe in teh startup group - that makes teh scroll wheelie work. But as you say - we dont know what brand mouse part number 0D1161 is. Daikin Service Checker S.

Ultra Focus Keygen Pc. So I rang Dell tech support & they looked up the SKU that shipped with my system - the tech didn't immediately recognise the SKU code (normally they have 'MS' for microsoft, or 'LGI' for logitech). This one had 'PMX'.

Whatever that is. The tech was going to have a further dig around and then email me back - hopefully soon. If I get an answer I'll reply here. I learnt a bit more. The problem seems to be USB. My own machine is a GX260, but with a known USB MS mouse but using a PS/2 adapter.

I have IP4.1 installed, and I have a link to point32.exe in startup, (it makes the mouse properties icon appear in the system tray - so I know the IP4.1 drivers have loaded). It all works fine. Wait, there's more! If I shutdown, unplug the PS/2 adapter and plug the MS mouse directly into the USB port, IP4.1 icon no longer appears in the systray & wheel scrolling stops working in Lotus Notes' Inbox. So I thought - 'PS/2 = the solution!' But that's not the answer unfortunately - I shutdown again, plugged the Dell no name mouse into my PS/2 adapter and plugged that into my machine (with IP4.1 installed), but now it didn't even have a cursor (ie the PC didn't recognise that a mouse was even attached).

Shutting down again and going back to my orginal setup (MS USB mouse + PS/2 adapter) restored me back to normal. But, at this stage, I'm going to advise the purchasing people to not get these standard meece with new PCs (we are better off spending a bit more to get a product that works as it should!) The thing that really confuses me, is I would have thought USB was better than PS/2 for the PC to recognise whats plugged into it. Anyways - no real solutions so far, just more info.