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RE: [OT] Strange Scroll Bar Behaviour


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  • Subject: RE: [OT] Strange Scroll Bar Behaviour
  • From: "Keith Doxey" <ukha@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2003 11:41:04 -0000
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  • Reply-to: ukha_d@xxxxxxx

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Simon Beech [mailto:simon@xxxxxxx]

>
> Bizarrely, it's not a bug. It appears to be a poorly-implemented new
> "feature."
>
> The vertical scroll bar--- sometimes called the "elevator"
bar--- is now
> distance sensitive. If you click near the slider, you'll scroll up or
> down one screen, as before. If you click far away from the slider,
> you'll advance two screens.
>
> It makes a kind of sense, unless--- like millions of users, including
> me-
> -- you're used to parking the mouse at the top or bottom of the scroll
> area and clicking on that one spot to read through a document one page
> at a time. Now, that no longer works, and you have to reposition the
> mouse after each click.
>

Having seen Simon's reply I thought I had better recheck in case I was
talking rubbish.

I have just retried it on the AutomatedHome front screen because its a nice
long page and irrespective of whether I click just below the slider or
right
at the bottom of the scroll bar it only does a single page (well slightly
less than a screen, about 95%).

Something I did last night "fixed" this "feature"... or
broke it!!!

I did download one patch from Microsoft last night but during installation
it said some DLL's were newer than the ones it wanted to install so I chose
to keep the existing one.

I'm REALLY confused now

Keith




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