A document with content that is too long to fit on most current computer displays. The document starts scrolling down when the user activates the "start scrolling" button at the top of the document. There is no mechanism to stop the scrolling once it has started; other user actions, such as pressing the "Home" key, only take effect after the scrolling has ended. However, the scroll effect does not come back until the page has been refreshed. (If the entire content fitted into the browser window, no scrolling would be visible; hence the length of the document.) Page starts scrolling down at user request but cannot be stopped Christophe.Strobbe@esat.kuleuven.be en Copyright BenToWeb 2005-2007 2005-09-30 accepted QA The script element The scrollTo() method

This test case is intended to fail because there is no mechanism to stop or pause the scrolling. Only the scrolling is tested here, not the table structure or other aspects of the content.

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The page starts crolling when the user clicks the button at the top of the page without giving the user the opportunity to stop the scrolling.

The page starts crolling when the user clicks the button at the top of the page without giving the user the opportunity to stop the scrolling.