I assigned one of the pen buttons to Grab Scroll, and also set up the recent feature to invert the X and Y axis for scrolling. I picked up a license for this software primarily for the enhanced Grab Scroll functionality when using the Wacom tablet. You can modify the speed and the coasting, and there is also the functionality of assigning system- and software-wide scroll keys so you don’t have to learn different keyboard shortcuts to scroll for every single application. It gives a bit of that iPhone style scrolling to OS X. Smart Scroll X will work without a Wacom tablet – it’s basic functionality is to enhance the scrolling behavior in OS X, making it more fluid. And I think this is the proper situation for a shareware app – to extend functionality. Smart Scroll X fills a gap that the more nerdy of us may appreciate. The newly introduced scrolling feature in the Wacom tablet driver software is very cool, and should be more than sufficient for most users. I am very pleased to report that the developer of Smart Scroll X has worked out the issues with Camino and NetNewsWire. I also touched on this a bit in my Wacom Intuos graphics tablets review. In some previous posts, I rambled on about the ability to scroll, one-handed, using the Wacom software, and a shareware alternative, Smart Scroll X.
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