> > Something I don't understand is that if I disable > > program-specific settings and assign the wheel button to > > `None' at the general level, then no event at all is > > sent to Emacs from the wheel button, but if I set the wheel > > button to `None' as a program-specific setting for > > `gnuclientw' or `runemacs', then it apparently > > has no effect (still yanks and turns on autoscrolling). > > There is nothing surprising about that, neither runemacs nor > gnuclientw are involved with mouse wheel processing at all. > Only emacs.exe itself.
OK. If I set emacs.exe to `None' for the wheel button, then the effect is the same as setting it to `None' at the general level: no event at all is sent to Emacs from the wheel button. `C-h k' sees nothing and just waits until I hit some other key. Can you help? How can I get Windows to send an event to Emacs for a wheel-button click (press), and not have Windows also turn on autoscroll? All I want is the normal `down-mouse-2' followed by `mouse-2' events.
