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How do I change the mouse wheel scroll rate in the multi-week calendar?

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cccol
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Using TB 52.2.1. I use the calendar in multi-week mode. When I try to scroll the calendar, it jumps 100 day or more with each click of the mouse wheel. It is a real pain to have to use the arrows at the top of the screen just to move in the calendar. Is there a way to change the scroll rate so it only moves a week at a time?

Win 10 Pro, 64bit, v. 1703 AMD FX-6350 6 core CPU 16 GB Ram Logitech MX Performance mouse

Using TB 52.2.1. I use the calendar in multi-week mode. When I try to scroll the calendar, it jumps 100 day or more with each click of the mouse wheel. It is a real pain to have to use the arrows at the top of the screen just to move in the calendar. Is there a way to change the scroll rate so it only moves a week at a time? Win 10 Pro, 64bit, v. 1703 AMD FX-6350 6 core CPU 16 GB Ram Logitech MX Performance mouse

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Tonnes
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You may be suffering this bug that is currently being worked on.

Can you work around it for now by disabling smooth scrolling (in the Options > Advanced panel > General tab)?

cccol
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Thanks Tonnes. I had to go into my Logitech Mouse settings and disable it there also. I can now scroll 1 week at a time in the Multi-week view for each click of the wheel.