How To Make This Website Scroll Better,

How to make this website scroll better, I recently bought a flash template to use for my photography business. I really like it except the scroll behavior is absolutely terrible on monitors under 27 inches. It just goes straight to the bottom then snaps back up to the top, making it impossible to really view and click on the images in the bottom and center rows. I emailed the company to ask them for help on fixing this problem, but they've only said "We're investigating the problem" and its been nearly a week now. I would like to get it so the scroll is slower and is only activated at the edges of the window.

I'm sorry if this is the wrong forum to post at, I am just desperate to get the galleries to be easier to browse through before I start handing out business cards. Any guidance on what file to look for and what code to change would be greatly appreciated. 1. Re: How to make this website scroll better, 2. Re: How to make this website scroll better, I have no problem with sending the fla to someone willing to help me. Here is a screen shot of most the files associated with the template. 3. Re: How to make this website scroll better, 4. Re: How to make this website scroll better, Well I never even sent the company my ticket for wanting the refund or the source files, but forwhatever reason this morning they sent me the source files. I would need to edit in order to get the scrolling to not skip to the bottom and back to the top, 5. Re: How to make this website scroll better,

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