Edit: My mice/trackball weren't cooperating with Sonar for some reason. It does indeed work on X2a. Still wish there was a scrollbar option because... well myscrollwheels don't seem to work. :-/
 
You know how when you click "I" to open the Inspector to get at the strips or whatever and you can't quite get at the top bits like the Gain knob because the bleeding thing doesn't scroll or have a GUI scrolling mechanism so you have to undock the Inspector and resize it until you can do what you want?
 
Yeah. That annoys me. Did they fix that?
 
Just curious.

That was fixed previously. If your mouse has a scroll wheel you should be able to scroll (or two finger scroll on most touchpads).

With X2a I haven't had a problem with scrolling the inspector. 

Me neither.  Also works fine in X3a.

Page up and Page down also work from the keyboard but you do need to click in the inspector.

I'm not talking about the Pro Channel inspector. That actually does scroll. The other tabs still don't scroll for me in X2a. Like when you are looking at the strips of a MIDI channel. No scrolly... at least not here.
 
Edit: Gah! Nevermind. I just tried yet ANOTHER mouse and now it's working. This is literally the first time this has worked for me. I have no idea what's going on with my mice.
 
Sorry.

Get a cat Beepster, that'll keep your mice in check.

FastBikerBoy
Page up and Page down also work from the keyboard but you do need to click in the inspector.

I just tried this but it didn't work however Home/End does so thank you, Karl. I would not have tried that without your suggestion. Hope you're all healed up now. Cheers.

Squeak!

Beepster

FastBikerBoy
Page up and Page down also work from the keyboard but you do need to click in the inspector.

I just tried this but it didn't work however Home/End does so thank you, Karl. I would not have tried that without your suggestion. Hope you're all healed up now. Cheers.

I am now thanks Beepster, although I did throw my road bike down the road last week in a slow speed spill, no injury other than dented pride though.
 
Perhaps I should stick to crashing DAWs rather than motorbikes, it must be less painful.