Dear Kresten,
Just follow the instructions. Select all objects, group, use the
property inspector to give the group scrollbars. Once you have that
and run into problems, just ask again.
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Mark Schonewille
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Op 7 dec 2009, om 13:00 heeft Kresten Bjerg het volgende geschreven:
Thanks for reply.
Unfortunately I am too ignorant to understand the implication: I
understand, that I will have to place a vertical scrollbar, outside of
all the fields and all the buttons in the window (and as users will be
placing buttons not yet included I cannot group those).
Let me complete the picture: The stack is actually even wider: It
covers
9 windows (3x3) 3072 pix wide, 2304 pix high (and a Palette, which
hides
the parts which lies outside the selected window-introduced when
screensizes grew beyond the powerbook screensize.)
So I guess I will need to place scrollbars in all 9 windows. If their
reference could be to the total stack-size, I guess they should just
be
copies of each other. But how do I specify their function ?
Hopefully
Kresten
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