You can enable the two-finger scrolling in nearly any application, saving your fingers the effort of grabbing a scroll bar or heading to the awkward trackpad edge.
Expand the "Multi-Finger Gestures" section, click on the "Two-Finger Scrolling" item, and then click the little gears icon that appears just to the right. You'll see a whole lot more options here than you normally would. Head back to the mouse settings in your Control Panel, head to the far-right tab, and click the Settings button with "Synaptics TouchPad" selected. If they're not your cup of tea, though, feel free to head to your Control Panel, open "Add/Remove Programs" or "Uninstall a Program," and wipe away Scrybe-just don't remove your Synaptics drivers. They're not too intrusive-you have to hold Control and Shift by default to make them recognizable, so you won't accidentally launch sites with your pointer motions. From here, you test, configure, and activate the gestures that Scrybe wants to set up. Finish the installation, restart your system, and check in your system tray, down by the date and time, for a red icon that looks like an upturned arrow.
You'll notice, among the usual prompts and license agreements, that Scrybe installs an even newer batch of drivers with gesture support, which is just what we wanted.
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Now it's time to download Scrybe and install it.
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