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How to disable Mac Os X Lion´s reverse scrolling on a late 2007 macbook?

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Pavel Gudkov

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Mar 11, 2012
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Norway , Oslo
Hello MacRumors Forumers!

I have recently installed Mac Os X Lion on my late 2007 macbook, and i wonder if it is possible to disable a reverse scrolling feature ?

Thank you in advance!

Pavel Gudkov , Norway
 
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Pavel Gudkov

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Mar 11, 2012
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Norway , Oslo
mrsir2009 said:
System Preferences > Trackpad > Scroll & Zoom > Un-tick the "Scroll Direction: Natural" box :)
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The problem is that there is no "Scroll Direction" option in older MacBooks, so i am not able to change to "Natural".

Are there any other ways to change the scroll direction?

Thank you!

Pavel Gudkov , Norway
 
mrsir2009

mrsir2009

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Pavel Gudkov said:
The problem is that there is no "Scroll Direction" option in older MacBooks, so i am not able to change to "Natural".

Are there any other ways to change the scroll direction?

Thank you!

Pavel Gudkov , Norway
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Guts... That sucks :( You could download Better Touch Tool and try to make a new gesture for scrolling, overriding the default one. I'm not too sure if Better Touch Tool works with those older trackpads with the button, but it's worth a shot, yeah?
 
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Pavel Gudkov

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Mar 11, 2012
15
0
Norway , Oslo
mrsir2009 said:
Guts... That sucks :( You could download Better Touch Tool and try to make a new gesture for scrolling, overriding the default one. I'm not too sure if Better Touch Tool works with those older trackpads with the button, but it's worth a shot, yeah?
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mrsir2009,

I downloaded an application called "Scroll Reverser". Scrolling works perfectly now, exactly as i am used to!

Best Regards!

Pavel Gudkov , Norway
 
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