Re: f-18 scfolling -

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On 01/16/2013 04:01 PM, Brian Mury wrote:

Are you using GNOME? The default GNOME theme removed the scroll buttons
(they'll be missing in lots of other places too). Changing the theme
should bring them back.

This change was in Gnome 3.4, so you should have seen it in F17 too.

Brian

On 16-Jan-13 12:54, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:


    Something has happened to the ability to scroll smoothly in
    Thunderbird since upgrading two computers to F-18/64/XFCE.

It says here, quite clearly, that the OP is using Xfce, not Gnome. And, even if he were, why should he have to change themes to get back functionality that's been standard for over a decade?
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