When I try to highlight text on my Mac, it has stopped auto-scrolling down when I reach the bottom of the screen. What's happened?
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As you may already know, MACs have floating screens, so if you scroll past/below the file/program you are working on, the auto-scrolling will stop working.
However, if you keep the scrolling cursor on the bottom 'bar' of the floating file/program or the scroll bar (to the right side of the file/program), then auto-scrolling continues until you stop it.
If the problem persists, try working with files/programs that
are totally maximised (filling the whole screen) as this will limit
the chances of pulling the cursor down too far.
Hope that helps!
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