IE7 Self Centers Web Page

I have installed IE7 from MS website twice and removed it both times for the same reason. When scrolling a web page with the mouse wheel, when scrolling is stopped the page centers its self one line at a time. This drives me nuts (which is a short trip). I have looked everywhere but cannot stop it. Anyone have any ideas or should I just stay with IE6.
Thanks.

 

Reverse the setting of 'Use Smooth Scrolling' under Tools, Internet Options, Advanced tab, Browsing subsection.

 

Thanks Bill, but tried that. Did not work. Any other ideas.

 

I believe what you are seeing is what happens when the web page has a lot of font changes. This site for example will upon the first several pages of a new visit do a slight "blooming" and shrinking on change of page (but not scrolling up or down).

The way to "fix" this is unpleasant: Checkmark at least the "ignore fonts styles specified on web pages" in the first three boxes in Accessibilty Options on the General tab of Internet Options.

 

Not a "blooming ". The web page moves up or down one line at a time just like I was using the scroll wheel on the mouse. For instance, I use MSN as my home page. If I scroll down to the "Also On MSN" section and stop in the middle of it, the page will move down one line at a time until the whole section is visible. It can be very irritating.

 

I cannot duplicate that unless there is a background process taking a lot of resources. The mouse or keyboard actions are cached.

Could you post a HijackThis log? Make a new folder and unpack the Hijackthis program to this folder.

http://aumha.org/downloads/hijackthis.zip