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Wed, Nov 8 2017 8:04 AM | Permanent Link |
kamran | Hi Tim
To provide fine control of scroll bars on a panel: Is it possible to have some new properties on a scroll bar panel ? e.g. sbLeft sbRight sbTop sbBottom instead of / as well as sbVertical and sbHorizontal Thanks Kamran |
Wed, Nov 8 2017 10:51 AM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Kamran,
<< To provide fine control of scroll bars on a panel: Is it possible to have some new properties on a scroll bar panel ? >> That's not actually what is normally thought of as scrollbars, so my quick answer is no. What are you trying to do, exactly ? Hide one or more of the scrollbar buttons ? Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Wed, Nov 8 2017 3:04 PM | Permanent Link |
kamran | Hi Tim
Yes that is right ! e.g. I cannot see a way of say putting a vertical scroll on a panel on the left hand side only. (In fact if I was "Left Handed" I might even prefer that.!) My scenario is: There are basically 2 panels ( Left Panel for left half of screen, Right Panel for Right half of the screen These contain buttons that the user will make use of using "both" his left and right hands for efficiency of selection. The vertical scroll on the right takes up much needed "space" that I would rather use to maximize the buttons size on the panel and so help the user in selecting from the right without having to skip over the scroll bar to select the buttons on the panel. I hope that makes some sort of sense and gives you an idea of why that would be useful. Thanks Kamran Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote: Kamran, << To provide fine control of scroll bars on a panel: Is it possible to have some new properties on a scroll bar panel ? >> That's not actually what is normally thought of as scrollbars, so my quick answer is no. What are you trying to do, exactly ? Hide one or more of the scrollbar buttons ? Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Thu, Nov 9 2017 6:59 AM | Permanent Link |
Uli Becker | Kamran,
as Tim already stated: what you want is not standard and a quite exotic scenario. I'm not aware of any software diplaying a scrollbar on the left side. We should not delay the development of EWB with this kind of requests. Uli |
Thu, Nov 9 2017 7:57 AM | Permanent Link |
kamran | Hi Uli
Yes ... I agree . 2.07 is top priority! But this is just something to consider when Tim has maybe some more time after 2.07. It would perhaps be great for "All Left Handed" people I think ! Cheers Kamran Uli Becker wrote: Kamran, as Tim already stated: what you want is not standard and a quite exotic scenario. I'm not aware of any software diplaying a scrollbar on the left side. We should not delay the development of EWB with this kind of requests. Uli |
Thu, Nov 9 2017 9:22 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | kamran wrote:
> There are basically 2 panels ( Left Panel for left half of screen, Right Panel for Right half of the screen > These contain buttons that the user will make use of using "both" his left and right hands for efficiency of selection. > The vertical scroll on the right takes up much needed "space" that I would rather use to maximize > the buttons size on the panel and so help the user in selecting from the right without having to skip over the scroll bar to select the buttons on the panel. I'm not sure I really understand this - don't you want both to scroll together? Anyway, I was going to suggest just dropping a scroll bar onto a panel and aligning it left, but on checking there is no independent scroll bar. I suspect though you could fairly easily specify a new panel type with the scroll bar on the left. -- Matthew Jones |
Thu, Nov 9 2017 3:43 PM | Permanent Link |
Rick | On 09/11/17 22:59, Uli Becker wrote:
> I'm not aware of any software diplaying a scrollbar on the left side. > > Microsoft OneNote will display a vertical scroll bar on the left if you move the page list to the left of the display. I use it that way. I agree that it's probably not high-priority but positionable scroll bars would add to the appeal of an already useful tool. -- Rick |
Thu, Nov 9 2017 4:44 PM | Permanent Link |
Uli Becker | Rick,
Ok, thanks for the info. Agreed. Uli |
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