I made this:
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Originally Posted by T.U.B.
1. you can make textboxes on top of each other. Most people put all there text in just one textbox, but sometimes it is handier (or more beautifull) to make a textbox per paragraph or so. If you want to have the textbox-look you can make a big one without any text for the looks and the paragraph-textboxes (transparant) on top of it.
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and the scrollbars work together.
I made an example for you here:
http://users.skynet.be/fa878553/ForNancy/index.html
the .swf file is here:
http://users.skynet.be/fa878553/ForNancy/Nancy.swf
and I uploaded the .fla source-file for ya:
http://users.skynet.be/fa878553/ForNancy/Nancy.fla
Downside of this is:
The text is static. i.e.: a lot of work when you have to update the numbers.
as usual, there is a solution for this, but I didn't had the time to make it (yet).
The above example works by not using a textbox with scrollbar, but a scrollplane (you can find it in the Flash UI window) instead. Inside this scrollplane I loaded a movieclip (called TextfieldsAllTogether in the example) and in that movieclip I dropped a bunch of textfields that are displaying the text. (push F11 in Flash MX to display the library, and double-click on the movieclip "TextfieldsAllTogether" to view them).
I hope this is a bit helpfull... 
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Last edited by T.U.B.; 10-06-2004 at 03:06 PM..
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