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To: mr.mark who wrote (11942)	9/16/2000 7:24:08 PM
From: d. alexander	Respond to of 110652

Mark, Thank you for the link. Just hit all the + signs in the Device Manager & there aren't any yellow exclamation marks. Phew, those are usually bad news. My Windows terminology may not be quite precise <g> So when I say scrolling speed, I mean scrolling from top to bottom (or side to side) of a page in an open window by hitting the up or down arrow with the mouse pointer - either a steady pressure or intermittently. If I try the steady pressure, the page crawls down in labored waves of replenishing text. It didn't used to do this & doesn't on the older computer. I have tried every refresh rate offered for the screen. Also the mouse adjustment just changes the response-time of the mouse to the movement of your hand (which shouldn't be too fast). Going to take a break here & go off to dinner. I'll de-install the RamBooster when I get back. thank you! d.