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Bug 10454 - Scrolling upward leads to corrupted display
Summary: Scrolling upward leads to corrupted display
Status: RESOLVED WORKSFORME
Alias: None
Product: obsolete
Classification: Unclassified
Component: icebrowser (show other bugs)
Version: 3.x
Hardware: PC OS/2
: P3 blocker (vote)
Assignee: _ rkubacki
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Reported: 2001-03-19 05:56 UTC by _ gtzabari
Modified: 2001-07-30 16:51 UTC (History)
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Description _ gtzabari 2001-03-19 05:56:46 UTC 
I use F1 which brings up the IceBrowser for online help.. When I scroll 
up/down one page at a time using the keyboard everything is displayed 
properly. When I drag the scrollbar downward, the display is fine. 
However, when I drag the scrollbar upward, I get a very corrupted 
display..
Comment 1 _ rkubacki 2001-03-19 09:53:20 UTC 
Can you specify your environment? Build number, OS, JDK. This problem should be
fixed in dev builds.
Comment 2 _ gtzabari 2001-03-19 14:48:21 UTC 
build 140
OS = OS/2
JDK = JDK 1.3 by IBM
Comment 3 Jan Chalupa 2001-05-05 22:45:32 UTC 
Target milestone -> 3.3
Comment 4 _ rkubacki 2001-05-16 08:14:55 UTC 
Change of e-mail address
Comment 5 _ gtzabari 2001-07-27 02:08:48 UTC 
I haven't run into this problem in ages. I haven't been using 
IceBrowser recently either.. Also, since IceBrowser is being 
phased-out, is there still a point of keeping this issue open?

I leave it up to you to either leave it open or resolve it to 
whatever you feel is appropriate.
Comment 6 _ rkubacki 2001-07-30 16:51:38 UTC 
I am not able to reproduce it. It is also possible that thcan be some
conflict between config of video driver and Java. This happens
sometimes on Windows but I don't know if it can be true for OS/2.