Scrolling
If an entry doesn't fit completely in the THINK Reference window, you can
use the scroll bar to scroll through the entry.
If you click and hold the mouse down in the information area anywhere
except over a hyperlink, the cursor changes from an arrow to a scroll
(
). The page scrolls in the direction that you move the mouse.
). The page scrolls in the direction that you move the mouse.Referenced by (30):
- None
- G Topics (MacTech Index)
- I Topics (MacTech Index)
- K Authors (MacTech Index)
- N Authors (MacTech Index)
- S Authors (MacTech Index)
- S Topics (MacTech Index)
- Vol 11 Issues (MacTech Index)
- Vol 3 Issues (MacTech Index)
- Vol 5 Issues (MacTech Index)
- W Topics (MacTech Index)
- Z Topics (MacTech Index)
- TEClick (Inside Mac - Basic Toolbox)
- Scrolling ZBASIC (MacTech Vol 03-1987)
- Text Editor (MacTech Vol 03-1987)
- About Scrolling (MacTech Vol 05-1989)
- Dec 89 Mousehole (MacTech Vol 05-1989)
- Scroll Bar CDEF (MacTech Vol 05-1989)
- Scrollbars XCMD (MacTech Vol 05-1989)
- Scrolling Menubar (MacTech Vol 05-1989)
- Cursor Control 1 (MacTech Vol 06-1990)
- HeapLister (MacTech Vol 06-1990)
- Hunk Mgr, Word Sol'n (MacTech Vol 06-1990)
- Jan 90 Mousehole (MacTech Vol 06-1990)
- Spiffy Color 1 (MacTech Vol 06-1990)
- Spiffy Color 2 (MacTech Vol 06-1990)
- Track, Field 2 (MacTech Vol 06-1990)
- Two Editors (MacTech Vol 07-1991)
- Scrolling Windows PP (MacTech Vol 11-1995)
- PP TextEdit (MacTech Vol 12-1996)