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CHAPTER 2
Container Views
How Views Work 2-37
Scrolling With Scroll Arrows 2
A user scrolls information in a view by tapping scroll arrows on a Newton
device. Scroll arrows always come in pairs, each arrow pointing away from
the other and toward information that is currently hidden. Tapping an arrow
means “Show me more of the information that’s hidden in this direction.”
For example, when a user taps a scroll arrow that points down, the
information moves up, bringing up what was just below the view. Pressing
and holding the pen on a scroll arrow causes continuous movement in the
appropriate direction. Figure 2-30 shows the change when a user scrolls the
Notepad by tapping a down arrow.
Figure 2-30 Scrolling by tapping a down arrow
1. Before tapping the down arrow 2. After tapping the down arrow