Synchronous scrolling Solved

[DunbarX at aol.com]

I agree, it works in this case exactly like that - and I really don't 
dislike groups. But they are a construct, as you say. For example, Colin 
suggested that I hide the borders of the fields before grouping them. This is good, 
but it is also necessary to set the border width to 0, or an irksome little 
top border remnant appears when the fields are scrolled to the top. 

No biggie, and half the fun is getting there. I will check out the URL you 
sent me, and thanks. But can it run faster than my own utterly basic script, 
which just traps the message and sets a few scrolls to an index scroll?

Craig Newman


In a message dated 5/15/09 5:18:35 PM, scott at tactilemedia.com writes:
> 
> I disagree -- a group is more like putting the fields in a box -- you can
> still access them the same as if they were separate objects, but they are
> moved around inside a frame of sorts.
> 




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