Sticky-mode Flip3D

Okay, I understand the confusion that lead to changing the default mode for
Flip3D to non-sticky mode, but I prefer sticky mode. Is there still a way to
invoke it in Sticky-Mode? I was hoping to bind it to the wheel-button on the
mouse then use the wheel to scroll through the apps...

I don't think there is. I've been checking the registry for anything related
but can't find anything.

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the bottom of the keyboard p

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"TechRon" <TechRon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3877AE45-0545-47D8-9C19-0606AFA0E3B3@microsoft.com...
> Okay, I understand the confusion that lead to changing the default mode
> for
> Flip3D to non-sticky mode, but I prefer sticky mode. Is there still a way
> to
> invoke it in Sticky-Mode? I was hoping to bind it to the wheel-button on
> the
> mouse then use the wheel to scroll through the apps...

Ctrl makes Alt+Tab sticky. Does that work for Win+Tab (I don't have Vista
here to check)?

"TechRon" <TechRon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3877AE45-0545-47D8-9C19-0606AFA0E3B3@microsoft.com...
> Okay, I understand the confusion that lead to changing the default mode
> for
> Flip3D to non-sticky mode, but I prefer sticky mode. Is there still a way
> to
> invoke it in Sticky-Mode? I was hoping to bind it to the wheel-button on
> the
> mouse then use the wheel to scroll through the apps...

Yes, ctrl makes the win+tab sticky.

-TheDigitHEAD

"Chris Altmann" wrote:

> Ctrl makes Alt+Tab sticky. Does that work for Win+Tab (I don't have Vista
> here to check)?
>
> "TechRon" <TechRon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3877AE45-0545-47D8-9C19-0606AFA0E3B3@microsoft.com...
> > Okay, I understand the confusion that lead to changing the default mode
> > for
> > Flip3D to non-sticky mode, but I prefer sticky mode. Is there still a way
> > to
> > invoke it in Sticky-Mode? I was hoping to bind it to the wheel-button on
> > the
> > mouse then use the wheel to scroll through the apps...
>
>
>

....and mouse-wheel aware (now only if the mouse-wheel worked when hovering on
the volume system-tray icon)

"Chris Altmann" wrote:

> Ctrl makes Alt+Tab sticky. Does that work for Win+Tab (I don't have Vista
> here to check)?
>
> "TechRon" <TechRon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3877AE45-0545-47D8-9C19-0606AFA0E3B3@microsoft.com...
> > Okay, I understand the confusion that lead to changing the default mode
> > for
> > Flip3D to non-sticky mode, but I prefer sticky mode. Is there still a way
> > to
> > invoke it in Sticky-Mode? I was hoping to bind it to the wheel-button on
> > the
> > mouse then use the wheel to scroll through the apps...
>
>
>