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[Robert Dege]

Probably the easiest way would be to use the mouseconfig utility.  You
must run as superuser, so either use sudo, or run the command as root.

/usr/sbin/mouseconfig

It's text base, so you'll have to use a combination of Tab & Space bar
keys.  The mouse will not work :)

-Rob

> I am a new Linux user and I installed Linux Redhat 7.1 on another hard drive
> on my computer. My mouse works nut I can get the wheel to work.Is there a
> program that I can use to get it to work?
>
> 		--Thanks
>



Dege

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