Submit portable freeware that you find here. It helps if you include information like description, extraction instruction, Unicode support, whether it writes to the registry, and so on.
I'm the developer of WizMouse and I've just created a portable version. It would be great if you would consider adding it to your web site. WizTree is another of my free tools and I see it's already listed here.
Normally windows sends mouse messages to the window that currently has focus. This means you have to click on a window before you can scroll it with your mouse wheel. WizMouse redirects all mouse scroll wheel commands to the window currently under your mouse pointer, which means you don't have to switch focus between windows to scroll them. It can also optionally enable the mouse wheel in applications that don't support mouse wheels - it does this by converting mouse wheel messages to scroll bar messages. Other options include "reverse mouse scrolling" (like "natural scrolling" on Mac OS X Lion), and bringing the scrolling window to the foreground.
I'd like to submit this to the database but I don't see an "Add Entry" option next to my name. There's just a R0? It has been 7 days since I joined. Perhaps somebody else could add it for me?
I'm assuming you have read TPFC owner's post concerning adding entries (http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... 974#p20974); if the "Add Entry" link still isn't available to you in TPFC main page (see image below) you might want to ask the owner/moderator for clarified (or updated?) directives.
@antibody: Could you please try again? Your user account was flagged previously, which causes the "Add entry" function to be disabled. I have unflagged your account, so it should be enabled now.
Andrew Lee wrote:@antibody: Could you please try again? Your user account was flagged previously, which causes the "Add entry" function to be disabled. I have unflagged your account, so it should be enabled now.
WizMouse Portable has been updated to 1.7.0.3
This version updates the reverse mouse scrolling option to behave in a more similar way to Mac OS "natural" scrolling (the wheel direction is no longer reversed when the control key is held down).
