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31 Jan 2013   #1

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A Setting to do with folders I cannot seem to find.

Alright you know how in Windows 7 when you say click on an item thats on the right side of the folder for example, how windows 7 will auto scroll over 1 forcing you to have to move your mouse back over to click the item.. Is there anyway to disable this? Windows xp or 98 never did this and I find it aggravating as all hell when it does it. Sorry I can't explain it better. Any help be apprecated because this has been getting on my nerves since I first got windows 7.

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31 Jan 2013   #2

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Not sure what you mean here. What program are you in when theis happens? When you say "Click on an item thats on the right side of a folder" What do you mean by "an item"? A file perhaps? Can you post a screenshot showing what you mean?
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31 Jan 2013   #3

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Ok this is how it is when I click on something on the left for example.

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Now when I click say Lost Girl on the right, it moves it all over automatically like so.



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See what I mean now?
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