How To Scroll

~~Windows 95, 98 & NT~~

Scrolling is a simple function that a lot of people do 
only one way, even if another way is quicker, not
because they want to but because they don't know better.

First: Scrolling is how you move in a direction so that
you can view another part of the document, they are
the bars on the right side or the bottom in some cases.
All the ideas below apply to scrolling side to side.

The Buttons:
 The most common used scrolling tool.
How To: See the buttons at the top and bottom of the
        gray bar (scrolling bar)? Click em, the up (top)
        arrow to scroll up, or down (bottom) to go down.
         The arrows can sometimes do this function.

The Scroller:
How To: See the bar or square somewhere along the gray 
        bar? Drag it up and/or down, its quick and exact.

The Anti-scroll scroll:
How To: See the space that the bar or square isn't? Click
        it. It will move you a bars-worth when it's large
        (a page) and when its small it still moves a 
        page, but not to the scale of one bar per screen.
        "Page Up" and "Page Down" usually also do this
        function.

A screen and page is the same thing, if you're at the top
of a screen you can't go any higher and the bar will be 
at the top, indicating your at the top.

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