Scroll Switcher is a utility designed to quickly and easily change the scroll arrow configurations in Mac OS X. There are four different arrow configurations to choose from: DoubleBoth, DoubleMax, DoubleMin, and SingleBoth. DoubleMax is the default setting, where the scroll arrows are placed together at the bottom of the vertical scroll.
Scroll Switcher is a small utility designed to allow the user to quickly and easily change the scroll arrow configurations in Mac OS X. There are 4 different arrow configurations to choose from:
DoubleBoth
This setting is not normally available in the Finder. The full set of scroll arrows are placed together at both ends of each scroll bar. To do the same using the Terminal, you would type:
defaults write -g AppleScrollBarVariant -string DoubleBoth
DoubleMax
This is the default setting in Mac OS X. The scroll arrows are placed together at the bottom of the vertical scroll bar and at the right of the horizontal scroll bar. To do the same using the Terminal, you would type:
defaults write -g AppleScrollBarVariant -string DoubleMax
DoubleMin
The scroll arrows are placed together at the top of the vertical scroll bar and at the left of the horizontal scroll bar. To do the same using the Terminal, you would type:
defaults write -g AppleScrollBarVariant -string DoubleMin
Single
In this mode, the scroll arrows are placed separately at the ends of each scroll bar. To do the same using the Terminal, you would type: more
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