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- From: dmeyer@tiac.net (David Meyer)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.applications
- Subject: Re: Quick FW4.01 question
- Date: 9 Apr 1996 14:27:42 GMT
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- David Dares (ab046@ccn.cs.dal.ca) wrote:
- : James Bet Tee (ab795@ccn.cs.dal.ca) wrote:
- : : Quick question to anyone that can answer: is there any way other
- : : than using the mouse and scroll bar to move down a document (or up) by
- : : one screen? I notice arrow-type functions allowing for next line, end of
- : : line, end of doc, but no 'next screen'.
- : : -------------------------------------------------------------------------
- :
- : Do you have the manual?
- :
- : If so you might know how to turn on the page click buttons which will
- : sort of do this but you must use the mouse.
- :
-
- Wrong answer. Or, right answer to the wrong question. He wants to move a
- screen, not a page.
-
- There are vertical scrolling tools on the right-hand side of the screen.
- Two of those tools are arrows - for slow, line-by-line scrolling. The
- other is a column containing a button. Grab the button and you can drag
- it quickly and, sometimes, accurately. Click on the part of the column
- -not- occupied by the drag-button and the view will jump one (if your
- click is clean) screen in the direction indicated. James: thanks for
- piquing my curiousity.
-