Marc

This always works for me:

$COMMAND
pageup
   -- up by .%1
   SET VAR vup_count INTEGER = .%1
   WHILE vup_count > 0 THEN
     PREVROW
     SET V vup_count = (.vup_count - 1)
   ENDWHILE
   CLEAR VAR %1,vup_count
   RETURN
$COMMAND
pgdown
   -- down by .%1
   SET VAR vdown_count INTEGER = .%1
   WHILE vdown_count > 0 THEN
     NEXTROW
     SET V vdown_count = (.vdown_count - 1)
   ENDWHILE
   CLEAR VAR %1,vdown_count
   RETURN



At 10:06 31/01/2002 -0600, marc wrote:
>Hi all
>
>I have a region that uses a EEP with about 15 Nextrow
>commands to scroll down to the rows below the bottom of
>the screen that are not displayed.
>
>You can see the cursor go down about 3 rows then it starts
>going up back to the top row.  If I trace the EEP and press
>F10 I can see the cursor go down one line at a time and stay
>at the bottom like it should.
>
>I had to change the EEP to run a playback file that uses a
>bunch of [F8] to get this EEP to work.
>
>The strange thing is I have a EEP that takes you back to the
>top row using about 15 Prevrrow commands and it works as expected.
>
>has anyone seen this, or am I just lucky?
>
>thanks
>marc
>
>
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