0 present participle of scroll --
1 to move text or other information on a computer screen in order to see a different part of it: --
Scroll to the end of the document.
They set a balance between encouraging pupils to try out the different possibilities of equipment, and restricting their options, to avoid time-consuming and aimless scrolling through sounds, effects or values.
In the case of a straightforward text file, interaction will be confined to opening the file, paging or 'scrolling' through the text while reading it, and closing it on completion.
So for instance, by varying the position of the arm, the dancer was able to manipulate sample scrolling resulting in a wide range of textural control.
Microsoft makes use of some contextual-sensitive help (for example balloons and scrolling menus).
When the robot moves, the mapped area moves like a scrolling window, keeping the robot at its center, as in refs.
The system has been written in such a way that it is easy to author and add entirely new effects to the scrolling list.
And what they took they remodelled into their own scrolling style.
An example is the familiar scrolling 'piano roll' display which features in most sequencing software.
