Hello Januk,
On Friday, August 04, 2000 at 21:11:15 GMT -0700 (which was 9:11 PM
where I live [I would hope]) I typed:
> There is some pattern to when this happens to me. It only happens to
> me when I remove enough text so that the remaining text *can* fit all
> in one screen. However, because of TB's free caret text editor, that
> doesn't mean that all of that text has to be showing in one screen.
> So it would seem that the routine used to define the scroll bar does
> not look at what is visible, but rather, what *should* be visible.
> If I am right in my analysis of this bug, then the routine that
> determines the existance of the scroll bar should look at both where
> the text ends, and where the cursor is located. Then the scroll bar
> should be drawn based on which is further away from the start of the
> message.
I can also reproduce this behaviour in a new message. Create a new
message with just a couple lines of text. Make sure it is short
enough so that there are no scroll bars. Now hit the page down key.
Notice that the text disappears, but there are no scroll bars.
This also occurs with the horizontal scroll bars, but that's usually
a little more obvious.
You can also see similar behaviour even if you have a message with
more than one screen of text. Go to the end of the text and hit page
down. Notice that the scroll bar doesn't change size. By simply
clicking on the scroll bar, you are brought back to the end of your
text.
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Thanks for writing,
Januk Aggarwal
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Using The Bat! 1.46 Beta/2
under Windows 98 4.10 Build 2222 A
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