Scrolling in a Window Automatically with AppleScript
My second post in two days... I promise that I search for at least an hour on questions like this!! I can't find anything...
Can I control the scroll arrows of a window (specifically a Finder window)? If I have a window with scroll bars showing, can I move them to the top, or say all the way to the left, or perhaps right in the middle at 50%? 70%?
I have looked at commands for "scroll areas" (which I am kinda cloudy on) and "sliders" and I cannot seem to make anything work. I'd even take something that mimics the effect of the "home" and "end" buttons on the keyboard (although I'd still like control over left and right scrolling).
I've Googled. I've searched both the Finder and System Events dictionaries. I've looked through the "Missing Manual". I'm just at a loss... Haylp!
Message was edited by: Achy Fakey
Can I control the scroll arrows of a window (specifically a Finder window)? If I have a window with scroll bars showing, can I move them to the top, or say all the way to the left, or perhaps right in the middle at 50%? 70%?
I have looked at commands for "scroll areas" (which I am kinda cloudy on) and "sliders" and I cannot seem to make anything work. I'd even take something that mimics the effect of the "home" and "end" buttons on the keyboard (although I'd still like control over left and right scrolling).
I've Googled. I've searched both the Finder and System Events dictionaries. I've looked through the "Missing Manual". I'm just at a loss... Haylp!
Message was edited by: Achy Fakey
Power Mac G5, Mac OS X (10.4.11)
