Fix your scroll bars

[JBB]

When I drag the scroll bars to the top of the window, I sometimes overshoot.
If I don't hit the top exactly, the scroll bar drops back down to the bottom
of the window and I have to drag it again and move more slowly.
This is a time waster.
Why can't it just stay at the top of the window like the Mac system does?


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[Bob I]

I guess a Mac is too slow to overshoot.

 

[Tony Jollans]

You still have a hold of it until you let go the mouse button. You don't
need to go and pick it up again or necessarily go more slowly, just move
your mouse to where you want to drop and then - and only then - drop it.

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Enjoy,
Tony

When I drag the scroll bars to the top of the window, I sometimes overshoot.
If I don't hit the top exactly, the scroll bar drops back down to the bottom
of the window and I have to drag it again and move more slowly.
This is a time waster.
Why can't it just stay at the top of the window like the Mac system does?


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44-4f77-a3ed-1ef673c65e1b&dg=microsoft.public.office.misc