On Jun 6, 2012, at 4:51 PM, Corbin Dunn wrote:

> Just call setScrollerStyle to NSScrollerStyleOverlay to force it on. 
> NSScrollView decides if it can be on or off by default using a special 
> algorithm; you might be tripping it up by having a view that intersects with 
> the scroll area, so you can just force it always to be overlay.

That doesn't work :(

I added this:

        NSScrollView *sv = [myTableView enclosingScrollView];
        [sv setScrollerStyle: NSScrollerStyleOverlay];

In my general preferences I tried both "Automatically based on input device" 
and "When scrolling".

- Koen.


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