Mitch Crane's "DubDub Scroll Bars" is an AppleScript for Mac OS 8.5
through 9.2.x that activates/unlocks bi-directional scroll arrows at
each end of each scroll bar; This feature could be set in the
Appearance Manager in pre-release versions of Mac OS 8.5, but the
syntax for it in the Appearance Manager's AppleScript dictionary has
been removed, by order of Steve Jobs, who apparently weirdly thinks
that bi-directional scroll arrows will somehow confuse users
(Don Strickland wrote that you should first activate Smart Scrolling
in the Control Panels: Appearance: Options panel, before double-
clicking the AppleScript).
Here is the actual wording of the "DubDub Scroll Bars" AppleScript:
``
tell application "Appearance"
set scroll bar arrow style to �constant ****dubl�
quit
end tell
Tested on SheepShaver. The program takes a few moments to run.
Afterwards, the change is permanent, i.e. there's no need to re-run
the program after a reboot.
