Wheel mouse optical - can't find software I used before

I'm reinstalling software and devices after a Windows 2000 re-install. I had saved the install file
of Intellipoint for my Wheel Mouse Optical, but now that I have it installed it is not as I
remember. There are two problems:

1. I can't seem to assign the wheel for all of the scrolling I had. I was able to scroll up and down by
turning the wheel, and I can do that now. Previously, though, if I held the wheel down I would get a little compass rose in the
center of the screen and could go in any direction by moving the cursor to the right or left or up or down, and it would vary the speed by how far the cursor was from the center.

2. I can't find the button that shuts off the pointer when typing, with a setting about how long to
wait before lighting up again.

I must have had something else and didn't save, or lost, the installation. There are lots of
choices available, but can anyone give me a little help by directing me to the particular one which does those
two things?

Thank you,

 

Welcome to TSG....

For the mouse software you will have to use internet explorer for this since it is a Microsoft site. Go thru the questions and you will be sent to the proper download page:

http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/Download.mspx

 

Thank you for your reply.

I used IE to get to the URL you included, and the file there is the same one I have. I still went ahead and opened it, but then it told me that the version installed was identical.

Whatever program I had was an "official" one, I think - perhaps an old version or something?

Perhaps I have chosen the wrong function from the list for button assignment. I have it set to Auto Scroll because I don't see anything else that looks appropriate.

 

One of the problems solved: I stopped to install a navigation program in which I depend heavily on the "scroll in any direction", and it does work. I see that I checked "program specific" and perhaps that is it. I will go to other software and check that.

Only remaining: Removing the pointer when typing. I really would like to get that one solved.

Thanks for replying.