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出门在外也不愁MouseWheelOnOff
&Lebans Holdings 1999 Ltd.
&[&&] [&&] [&&] [&&] [&&] [&&] [&&]&
MouseWheelOnOff
MouseWheelOnOff
September 2009
I have officially retired from all things Access.
Please do not send Email requesting support as I will not respond.&
Keep all of
your questions to the Newsgroups where everyone will benefit!
New Version 2.2 March 15, 2005&&&&&&&
&&&&&&& This Page Viewed:
Here is& the latest version that contains an optional parameter to turn
off the MouseWheel for Subforms.
Please note the calling convention has changed for the MouseOff function. See
the code behind the sample Form.&
NOTE: The A97 MouseWHeelHook.zip below DOES
NOT contain the newest version of the MouseHook DLL. I am no longer updating the
older A97 specific code. You can certainly use the MouseHook DLL in an A97
application.
MouseWheelHook is an
MDB demonstrating how to use a MouseHook to turn off the MouseWheel. No more
MouseWheel.DLL Hell!& No DLL registration required.&
The MouseHook DLL is a standard Windows DLL. Do not try to Register it or set a
Reference to it from within Access. &Just copy the included MouseHook.DLL into your Windows/System folder or into the same folder as your
application MDB. One instance handles all Forms and SubForms so only call the
functions once from a SINGLE Form.
Here is sample code that can be placed behind CommandButton controls. You
could also place this code in the Load event of a single Form. Remember you need
to call these functions only ONE TIME. The MouseHook will look after the
MouseWheel messages for all forms that you have open now or at any time during
your current session. Remember to turn the MouseWheel back on before you exit
the current session!
Private Sub Command14_Click()
' Turn the MouseWheel Off
Dim blRet As Boolean
blRet = MouseWheelOFF
Or if you will be running multiple instances of Access then you can pass an
optional parameter to ask for a Global Hook. The default is FALSE. Please note
the Version documentation below.
blRet = MouseWheelOFF(True)
Private Sub Command16_Click()
' Turn the MouseWheel On
Dim blRet As Boolean
blRet = MouseWheelON
Access 97 Version
MDB demonstrating how to use a MouseHook to turn off the MouseWheel.
Version 2.2
Yes, the version numbers on the sample MDB have finally been updated to
reflect reality. What is of importance is that the DLL has a creation date of
March 2005. Please note the calling convention for the MouseOff function have
changed to accomodate an optional parameter to allow you to turn off the
MouseWheel completely for SubForms.
Version 2.7
Please note the Optional GlobalHook BOOLEAN parameter.
Several developers asked for the MouseHook to be able to work with&
multiple instances of Access. In order to accommodate this request I& have
modified the function to allow the caller to& specify a thread
specific(this current instance of Access only) or& a global(all
applications) MouseWheel Hook.
Only use the GlobalHook param if you will be running multiple instances of
blRet = MouseWheelOFF(True)
Please note this is an update from the
March 09/04 release. Support has
now been added for Logitech Mice. The only difference between the feature set
for a MS Mouse and a Logitech Mouse is that you can scroll an open Combo control
from a MS Mouse only.& Look at the code behind the sample Forms to see how
to turn the MouseWheel ON or Off. You need to import into your own MDB the
standard code module &modMouseHook& found in the sample MDB included in the
download zip file. Bug Fix for SubForms with ScrollBars. Bug fix for SubForms without visible ScrollBars.
Added support to specify an optional Global versus thread specific hook to allow
for multiple instances of Access.
Version 2.6
Bug fix. The SubForm ScrollBar fix in 2.5 created
a new issue for SubForms with Visible ScrollBars.
Version 2.5
Bug Fix. I don't know why but in my sample Forms
I had never created a SubForm without Scrollbars. Keith Broaddrick was kind
enough to point out that in a SubForm without ScrollBars the MouseWheel would
still be able to scroll through the recordset. Keeping my fingers crossed that
this is the last bug fix for a while!&grin&
Mistakenly had commented out code to support
forms in Popup view in version 2.3. Added support for Popup forms back in this
Version 2.3
The hook now works with all versions of Windows
after Win95. (Will add WIn95 support in the next release.)
Verified the hook works with MS Access ADP Forms.
The following Bug had nothing to do with my code.
Through testing I have verified this a bug with Access 97 under Windows 98 using
an Intellimouse driver. It is repeatable with any MDB whether you use or do not
use my hook. The Bug can result in an endless loop under
a set of very specific circumstances( when the MouseWheel is rolled as fast as
possible within a TextBox control). I have only ever seen this bug under the
aforementioned specific system setup.
Version 2.2
Changed from a MouseHook to a MessageHook to
allow for support of Logitech Mice.
Version 2.1
Now correctly handles Tab and Option Group controls.
Removed Bug that would at times allow a multiline TextBox control to pass the
MouseWheel messages onto the Form. Allows users to Scroll within a ComboBox
control. Allows MouseWheel to work in SubForms. Leaves all non Access Form
windows alone!& The logic in the DLL was completely rewritten. Works with
all Access Form controls.
**Remember to remove any existing instances of the MouseHook.DLL from your
system. When you call the code from your Form it first looks into your
Windows/System folder for the MouseHook.DLL. If it is not found then it will
look into the folder where the current MDB resides. This means if you copy the
newest version of the DLL into your application folder but still have an older
version in your Windows/System folder the OLDER version will be used!**
Robert Pascale writes: Worth noting that in an Access 2000 ADP (instead of an
MDB) you cannot use the &currentdb& functions.
I replaced the following line:
'hLib = LoadLibrary(CurrentDBDir() & &MouseHook.dll&)
hLib = LoadLibrary(CurrentProject.Path & &\MouseHook.dll&)
Might be useful to update your page.
Below is the older subclassing ActiveX DLL based method.
Use the MouseWheelHook solution above instead!
NEW VERSION - October 15/2002 - Unregister
and Delete all previous versions of the MouseWheel.DLL on your system before
registering this new version! This version finally supports use in SubForms!
Thank you to Terry Kreft for supplying the fix!
database containing sample code to enable the user/develop to programmatically
turn on or turn off the MouseWheel. There is no current reference in the sample
MDB to the MouseWheel.DLL file. If you try to open the sample Form you will
receive an error message. You must follow the instructions below, or those on
the sample Form to initially register the DLL.
Here is the VB6 Source code used to build the Subclassing DLL.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
database containing sample code to enable the user/developer to:
Programmatically
turn on or turn off the MouseWheel.
Expose PAINT, SCROLLBAR & MOVE events for the Form.
Expose a Form wide MOUSEMOVE event.
' Adapted from MS KB Article ID: Q278379
' You must set a Reference to the the file MouseWheel.DLL
' The file is included in this archive.
' After you SAVE it to a folder of your choice then you must
' go through the following steps to tell Access where this
' file is.
' 1. Open any Form in Design View, Then go to the View menu and
select Code from the drop down menu.
Alternatively you can open any Class or Code module.
' 2. Select the Tools->References Menu
' 3. Select the Browse Button and go to the folder where you saved
the MouseWheel.DLL file. By default the file browser will
only show "files of type" Type Libraries (*.olb,*.tlb).
In order for for the
MouseWheel.DLL file to appear you need to click on the
"files of type" Combo and select the entry for
Executable Files (*.exe, *.dll)
May 23, 2004
Product Update
&Rich Text ActiveX control.
Version 1.8
Mar 15, 2005 Product Update
MouseHook &Replaces
the MouseWheel DLL subclassing solution. Turns On/Off the MouseWheel with
one line of code. No DLL registration required. Now supports Logitech mice!
[&&] [&&] [&&] [&&]&
Stephen Lebans
Copyright 2009
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E M C C V E M E E G R S M M M M Mus
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Annotation release
GRCm38.p3 ()
NC_ (376113, complement)
Build 37.2
previous assembly
MGSCv37 ()
NC_ (512787, complement)
Chromosome 17 - NC_
Genomic Sequence:
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AC_ Chromosome 17 Alternate Mm_Celera
NC_ Chromosome 17 Reference MGSCv37 C57BL/6J
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GeneRIFs: Gene References Into Functions
Title: Spatiotemporal oscillations of Notch1, Dll1 and NICD are coordinated across the mouse PSM.
Title: Divergent and conserved roles of Dll1 signaling in development of craniofacial and trunk muscle.
Title: O-fucosylation of the notch ligand mDLL1 by POFUT1 is dispensable for ligand function.
Title: Macrophage-derived delta-like protein 1 enhances interleukin-6 and matrix metalloproteinase 3 production by fibroblast-like synoviocytes in mice with collagen-induced arthritis.
Title: Normal development in mice over-expressing the intracellular domain of DLL1 argues against reverse signaling by DLL1 in vivo.
Title: S/T phosphorylation of DLL1 is required for full ligand activity in vitro but dispensable for DLL1 function in vivo during embryonic patterning and marginal zone B cell development.
Title: Induction of T-cell development by Delta-like 4-expressing fibroblasts.
Title: Dynamics of Notch pathway expression during mouse testis post-natal development and along the spermatogenic cycle.
Title: Dll1 maintains quiescence of adult neural stem cells and segregates asymmetrically during mitosis.
Title: Delta-like 1 regulates Bergmann glial monolayer formation during cerebellar development.
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Preferred Names
delta-like protein 1
delta like-1
drosophila Delta homolog 1
These reference sequences exist independently of genome builds.
These reference sequences are curated independently of the genome
annotation cycle, so their versions may not match the RefSeq versions in the current
genome build. Identify version mismatches by comparing the version of the RefSeq in
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mRNA and Protein(s)
delta-like protein 1 precursor
Status: VALIDATED
Source sequence(s)
Consensus CDS
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot
Conserved Domains (3)
Location:158 → 220
DSL; Delta serrate ligand
Location:442 → 477
EGF_CA; Calcium-binding EGF-like domain, present in a large number of membrane-bound and extracellular (mostly animal) proteins. Many of these proteins require calcium for their biological function and calcium-binding sites have been found to be located at the ...
Location:21 → 94
MNNL; N terminus of Notch ligand
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Reference GRCm38.p3 C57BL/6J
NC_ Reference GRCm38.p3 C57BL/6J
mRNA and Protein(s)
Conserved Domains (3)
Location:158 → 220
DSL; Delta serrate ligand
Location:442 → 477
EGF_CA; Calcium-binding EGF-like domain, present in a large number of membrane-bound and extracellular (mostly animal) proteins. Many of these proteins require calcium for their biological function and calcium-binding sites have been found to be located at the ...
Location:21 → 94
MNNL; N terminus of Notch ligand
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Dll1 delta-like 1 (Drosophila) [Mus musculus]Gene ID:13388
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