I've found a minor bug in the Win32 SqueakVM, causing incorrect behavior with the 'Genius NetScroll[+] [Optical] Mouse' if using the mouse-wheel: (scrolling works only down, scrolling up causes 'shaking' or scrolls down).

In the "sqWin32Window.c" -> "MainWndProc", where the "WM_MOUSEWHEEL" messages are translated to <ctrl-up> and <crtl-down> keystrokes (in 3.7.1 souces on line #218), the conditional expression is "evt->charCode = (zDelta > 0) ? 30 : 31;", causing the zero to be aligned as *negative* value. The Genius driver in it's enhanced mode sends two messages for every wheel movement - first with maximal (+-120) and second with minimal zDelta-value, but the driver treats *zero* as the minimal positive value (-1 is the negative). That may be also considered a bug, but the the fact is - zero *should be* ever aligned as positive. I've fixed this by reversing the condition: "evt->charCode = (zDelta < 0) ? 31 : 30;" and it works well... it shouldn't break anything, and it should be included in the next win32 VM release, cause it affects Squeaks usability with a lot of Genius mouses.