Hog PC 2 - MacBook Pro - Encoder Wheels

You need to check if your mouse driver is installed correctly. Or maybe you have to play around with your mouse-settings in the parallels "toolbox". Try to disable these settings and see what happens.
but i recommend to launch xp via bootcamp.

hi there,

instead of trying to 'turn' the encoders, click and drag down to decrease; or click and drag up to increase

hopefully this helps.

It's not just a parallels problem. I'm having the same problem with a Compaq tc4200 tablet PC running XP. However, I'm only having the problem when I try to use the tablet's pen as a mouse: using the actual touch-pad mouse works fine.

Specifically, it only scrolls down when on the bottom half of the screen, and up when on the top. If you grab it below the mid-point of the screen and drag all the way past mid-line, it will start to roll upwards. This indicates to me that Hog PC doesn't know what to do with "absolute position" mice (pens are absolute, in that, if you pick it up and set it back down, the mouse instantly moves to wherever you put it down) If you'll notice, when working "normally", Hog PC does not let the mouse move as you roll up or down.

Also, see this thread:
forums.highend.com/showthread.php?t=2138

I tried the suggested steps (minus wsywig), but it didn't solve my problem. Since it does work for Hog 3, and they haven't addressed it in 4 years I doubt that High End cares much about solving this problem. :(

Probably b/c Hog-2 has been a dead platform for quite some time now.....no new development will happen with any H2 software.

I'm not sure I'd call it "dead". I've used quite a few of them recently, and Hog PC is still a very useful tool. Great design is timeless.
I'm just a little surprised that this issue exists at all; the tablet PC is such an obvious match with Hog PC, they existed when Hog PC was still in development, and everything else about Hog II was so well thought-out....