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From: mrh@Shasta.STANFORD.EDU (Marc Hannah)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: UNIX and Mac applications on the Mac II
Message-ID: <1519@Shasta.STANFORD.EDU>
Date: Sun, 19-Apr-87 18:59:57 EST
Article-I.D.: Shasta.1519
Posted: Sun Apr 19 18:59:57 1987
Date-Received: Tue, 21-Apr-87 02:54:22 EST
References: <9519@duke.cs.duke.edu>
Organization: Stanford University
Lines: 25
Keywords: UNIX, Mac II, multitasking, windows
Summary: command-uparrow command-downarrow

In article <9519@duke.cs.duke.edu>, hsg@duke.cs.duke.edu (Henry Greenside) writes:
> One more comment: will the scroll bars for standard windows be improved? Once
> one has large (say 19") screens, it is pretty painful to jump back and
> forth large distances to click on the righ/left or up/down scroll arrows.
> Much better would be to put double arrows: <--> at each edge of the
> screen, or even 4 arrow heads at each corner so that screen manipulation
> can be done with a minimum of mousing. It would also be helpful to add
> universal (application independent) key-board equivalents for scrolling
> in both directions for the active window.
    VersaTerm 3.0, the March 21 1987 version allows the user to scroll by 
using the following keyboard equivalents:
  Command - uparrow     move up one screenfull
  Command - downarrow   move down one screenfull
  Command - leftarrow   move the thumb to the top of the scrollbar
  Command - downarrow   move the thumb to the bottom of the scrollbar

  I find these equivalents to be excellent. Personally I wish all programs
had similar equivalents.

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