The inverse box in a scroll bar. The position of the scroll box in the scroll bar indicates the position of what's in the window relative to the entire document.
The box contained in the scroll bar. The scroll box shows the relative position of the information displayed on the monitor as compared to the entire document. That is, if the scroll box is in the middle of the scroll bar, the current text shown is in about the middle of the document. The scroll box can be dragged by the mouse to make an image or text document move up/down or left/right.
A small box located in the scroll bar that shows where the visible window is located in relation to the entire document, menu, or list. You can click and drag the scroll box to make other portions of the document, menu, or list visible.
A component of a scroll bar that indicates the relative position (and optionally the proportion) of the visible information relative to the entire amount of information. The user can drag the scroll box to view areas of information not currently visible. See also scroll bar shaft.
A square object that is that is dragged along a scroll bar to navigate within a document or list.
The box on the scrollbar which you can slide to move the document in the window.
Located in the vertical and horizontal scroll bars and indicates your relative position in a window. See also Horizontal scroll bar and Vertical scroll bar.
The small box superimposed on the scroll bar that appears at the right of some LAN Manager Screen list boxes. The scroll box reflects the position of the information within the window in relation to the total contents of the list. See also scroll bar.
Scroll bars have a little box in them which is called a scroll box
Part of a scroll bar; the box that moves up and down as a web page is scrolled.
The small square-shaped control, located in the vertical and horizontal scroll bars. It allows you to move quickly through a long document and indicated the relative position in the document.
A control on a scroll bar that indicates what portion of the design is visible in the view.
The part of a scroll bar that shows the position of the visible information relative to the total amount of information available in a window. You click a scroll box to see information that is not currently visible.
A box that a user can drag in the channel of a scrollbar to cause scrolling in the corresponding direction. The scroll box's position in the scrollbar indicates the user's location in the list, window, or pane. In the Java look and feel, the scroll box's size indicates what proportion of the total information is currently visible on screen. A large scroll box, for example, indicates that the user can peruse the contents with just a few clicks in the scrollbar. See also scrollbar.
the box in a scroll bar that is used to navigate through a window.
