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Gantt view sliding along x-axis

Ugljesa Janjic

How do I slide the Gantt view along the x-axis? I don't seem to be able to find the slider control arrows. Thanks.

Ugljesa

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Ugljesa Janjic

Actually, I just noticed, when I open the chart tab in Safari, a shaded sliding scale appears at the bottom of the chart, but then it dissapears in a second or so and cannot be activated again. Or it can but I don't know how.

Travis

Hi Ugljesa - Auto hiding scroll bars is a Max OSX feature. You can disable this by clicking the Apple at the top left of your screen and go to System Preferences > General > Show scroll bars > Always.

Ugljesa Janjic

WOW! How incredibly stupid. Why would you ever want to do that?!! Anyway...

Thanks a lot! Worked like a dream!

Have a great day, Travis!