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    2 GHz Dual G5 Power Mac w/ 2.5 GB Ram 150 & 230 GB HD on Mac OS X 10.4.6 w/ nVidia GeForce FX 5200 w/ Cinema HD Display @ 1920x1200

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    Thanx - That worked!
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    I use a G5 Power Mac with an Apple "Mighty Mouse" which has a roller ball for scrolling horizontally and vertically, plus it provides "right click" cabpabilities similar to a PC mouse with two buttons and a scroll wheel. The problem seems to be that when using this mouse in A:M (Macintosh OS X 10.4.6 & A:M Version 2005 12.0u) the scroll function of my mouse is not recognized. If I switch to a third pary two-button mouse with a scroll wheel like Logitech's Optical Notebook mouse, I can scroll (up/down) within frames/windows that have scroll bars and within windows that use the zoom feature, the scroll wheel acts as a zoom tool that allows zooming in/out quickly. I get none of this using the Apple Mighty Mouse mouse that came with my machine. I prefer the "mighty mouse" for its ergonomices and use in other applications. How can I get A:M to recognize the scroll ball on the Apple mouse so I done have to switch mice all the time?
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