--- Active Windows NOT on top??? ---

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From: nep.pgelhausen
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 1986 01:16

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A message recently contained a question about scrolling windows; a reply
concerning how to do so in an active window (hence on top); and a final
plea asking "But what if the window *isn't* on top?".  

As far as I know, if the window is not on top, it is not active, thus 
you need not be concerned with scrolling it.  

What sort of situation do you have where you require scrolling for an
inactive window?

			-Richard Hartman
			nep.pgelhausen@ames-vmsb
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