I prefer them at one end, together, at bottom.
So does iTunes. It now ignores any other choice. A bug, hopefully,
not a
"feature."
On Apr 12, 2008, at 12:27 AM, Clark Cox wrote:
This is not true. iTunes' scrollers will work in either of the
supported configurations.
And now, they're available in any color as long as it's black!
Seriously, it is true. The other available configurations are
supported perfectly well by the standard scroll bars. Have been for
years, across multiple OS from 10.0 (and before, really) right up to
the current moment. Just because every power-user feature is
(rightly) not exposed in System Prefs, that doesn't automatically
make it "unsupported", nor does it make iTunes (or the OP) free to
ignore the user's choices.
In iTunes, a scrollbar replacement got a marginally spiffier look but
the full functionality of what it was trying to replace was left
unfinished, effectively back-porting carelessness across sixteen OS
revs all the way back to 10.3.9. Whatever UI travesty the OP may have
originally been considering, it won't cut a swath that wide.
No doubt both OP and iTunes have their reasons for screwing around
with the scroll bars. They just aren't good reasons.
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