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Thanks for the reply.

Been trying to find a simple example for most of this week without any luck :-( Keep getting the same few results which work because its a single control with its own scroll bar or takes up all of the window

I get the feeling that the answer to this one is either fiendishly difficult or trivial

What I don't get is how the process is supposed to work. Am I responsible for moving everything around, resizing and clipping it or is there some sort of viewport where I can "see" part of a larger virtual window.

If I stick too much on the window where does the excess go ? :-)

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by zentara (Cardinal) on Jun 07, 2017 at 18:07 UTC
    Hi, I have to chuckle to myself, because at first I thought you were trying to get away with a free homework answer; but after going thru BrowserUk's 7 steps below, this is indeed a non-obvious coding task. :-)

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      after going thru BrowserUk's 7 steps

      Not my steps. Just a useful reference I found a while ago.


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