Mouse Scroll Wheel not working when iTunes is on secondary monitor

Exact same thing is happening to me.

RADEON video card and a Logitech Mouse with Set Point.

Add me to that list, I didn't even catch that it was only on the secondary monitor.

I'm using an nVidia card however, though I am using a Logitech mouse with setpoint. However, turning off setpoint doesn't seem to solve the problem.

I also hope something can be done about it soon.

Same here

I'm having the same problem, but only when the second monitor is placed to the left of the primary monitor. When the second monitor is on the right hand side of the primary monitor then scroll fuctionallity works as normal.

I think it has something to do with the fact that any window to the left of the primary monitor uses negative coordinates to map its relative position on the screen. The scroll wheel functionality may be expecting positive positional coordinates in order to function properly.

At least, that's only a theory based upon my knowledge of Windows machines. Has anyone had this problem on a Mac?

I can confirm as well, my secondary is on the left of my screen as well. And nothing I've been able to do has fixed the problem.

Good call. I can confirm that the scroll wheel works any time that your mouse is in a positive coordinate location, does not work in a negative coordinate location. It doesn't matter whether the window straddles the two monitors - only what the mouse coordinate is. This applies for left monitors and (not nearly as common) monitors on top.

This goes to show that it's generally a bad idea to rewrite your own scrolling windows - you're bound to introduce bugs for some combination of input/output devices.

So now what? Does this get fixed anytime soon?

Theoretically, there should be a bug-fix patch released in a week or so. Assuming they catch the bug, then yes, it would be fixed in the patch.

Well, hopefully this bug gets noticed. It's obvious this bug only affects an extremely small percentage of iTunes users and I'm suprised as many of us as there are managed to come together and narrow down the issue so well.

Well, hopefully this bug gets noticed. It's obvious this bug only affects an extremely small percentage of iTunes users and I'm suprised as many of us as there are managed to come together and narrow down the issue so well.

I am having the exact same thing.

Windows XP SP2
iTunes 7.0
nVidia Geforce FX6600 GT
nVidia Detonators 81.98

I'm using the Windows multi-monitor support. I.e. not nView. Bit annoying it is!

I'm sure there's nothing more I can add to this other than just another comment for apple to notice.

Man it's annoying not being able to use it.