Stuck in Pan Command...

[Anonymous]

I have a few users that are using ADT3 with service pack 2 on Windows 98
machines with basic Microsoft Intellimice. Occasionally when using the
wheel button to pan, they will get stuck in the Pan command. The computer
does not freeze up, instead you are literally stuck in the command. You can
continue to Pan, however hitting ESC or Enter or anything else has no
affect. The only way to get out of it is to do a CTRL-ALT-DEL and end the
task (without the ability to save changes to the drawing). At this point it
does not appear as though this behavior is associated with any specific
drawing. Any ideas?

[Anonymous]

As mention many times before (did I mention that this has been mentioned
before ;-0 ) just click again on the scroll wheel. Think of it like a
flooded engine: you stepped a bit too long on the gas pedal, and now the car
doesn't start, so logically you step down and hold down the gas pedal?
Sounds weird but it works. Same for the scroll wheel. Just click it fast
once or twice (sort of a smack up side da head) and it should behave.
--
Regards
------------
Reid M. Addis
Addis Computer Consultants
1-800-841-4418
http://www.addiscomputer.com
raddis@addiscomputer.com

"Bret Tushaus" wrote in message
news:F11E61BF8D6038C6143D147B8E277544@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> I have a few users that are using ADT3 with service pack 2 on Windows 98
> machines with basic Microsoft Intellimice. Occasionally when using the
> wheel button to pan, they will get stuck in the Pan command. The computer
> does not freeze up, instead you are literally stuck in the command. You
can
> continue to Pan, however hitting ESC or Enter or anything else has no
> affect. The only way to get out of it is to do a CTRL-ALT-DEL and end the
> task (without the ability to save changes to the drawing). At this point
it
> does not appear as though this behavior is associated with any specific
> drawing. Any ideas?
>
>

[Anonymous]

I apologize if this has been mentioned before...I did a search within this
group on the PAN and found nothing that related to this subject. Thanks for
your help, I can't wait to see if this does the trick.

"Reid M. Addis" wrote in message
news:057779BC70FD86A85DFF9607EC3D6032@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> As mention many times before (did I mention that this has been mentioned
> before ;-0 ) just click again on the scroll wheel. Think of it like a
> flooded engine: you stepped a bit too long on the gas pedal, and now the
car
> doesn't start, so logically you step down and hold down the gas pedal?
> Sounds weird but it works. Same for the scroll wheel. Just click it fast
> once or twice (sort of a smack up side da head) and it should behave.
> --
> Regards
> ------------
> Reid M. Addis
> Addis Computer Consultants
> 1-800-841-4418
> http://www.addiscomputer.com
> raddis@addiscomputer.com
>
> "Bret Tushaus" wrote in message
> news:F11E61BF8D6038C6143D147B8E277544@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > I have a few users that are using ADT3 with service pack 2 on Windows 98
> > machines with basic Microsoft Intellimice. Occasionally when using the
> > wheel button to pan, they will get stuck in the Pan command. The
computer
> > does not freeze up, instead you are literally stuck in the command. You
> can
> > continue to Pan, however hitting ESC or Enter or anything else has no
> > affect. The only way to get out of it is to do a CTRL-ALT-DEL and end
the
> > task (without the ability to save changes to the drawing). At this
point
> it
> > does not appear as though this behavior is associated with any specific
> > drawing. Any ideas?
> >
> >
>
>

[Anonymous]

Oh....you know I get this itchy need each day to be sarcastic....just my
weird personality. BTW excellent assembly tutorial (mentioned in that
thread) so I will NEVER take out my daily need on you again! Promise!!
--
Regards
------------
Reid M. Addis
Addis Computer Consultants
1-800-841-4418
http://www.addiscomputer.com
raddis@addiscomputer.com
"Bret Tushaus" wrote in message
news:8C8D1CCCDB80D60BD0DCC5FE4B3AC87A@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> I apologize if this has been mentioned before...I did a search within this
> group on the PAN and found nothing that related to this subject. Thanks
for
> your help, I can't wait to see if this does the trick.
>
> "Reid M. Addis" wrote in message
> news:057779BC70FD86A85DFF9607EC3D6032@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > As mention many times before (did I mention that this has been mentioned
> > before ;-0 ) just click again on the scroll wheel. Think of it like a
> > flooded engine: you stepped a bit too long on the gas pedal, and now the
> car
> > doesn't start, so logically you step down and hold down the gas pedal?
> > Sounds weird but it works. Same for the scroll wheel. Just click it fast
> > once or twice (sort of a smack up side da head) and it should behave.
> > --
> > Regards
> > ------------
> > Reid M. Addis
> > Addis Computer Consultants
> > 1-800-841-4418
> > http://www.addiscomputer.com
> > raddis@addiscomputer.com
> >
> > "Bret Tushaus" wrote in message
> > news:F11E61BF8D6038C6143D147B8E277544@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > > I have a few users that are using ADT3 with service pack 2 on Windows
98
> > > machines with basic Microsoft Intellimice. Occasionally when using
the
> > > wheel button to pan, they will get stuck in the Pan command. The
> computer
> > > does not freeze up, instead you are literally stuck in the command.
You
> > can
> > > continue to Pan, however hitting ESC or Enter or anything else has no
> > > affect. The only way to get out of it is to do a CTRL-ALT-DEL and end
> the
> > > task (without the ability to save changes to the drawing). At this
> point
> > it
> > > does not appear as though this behavior is associated with any
specific
> > > drawing. Any ideas?
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>