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<p><STRONG>Documentacion que puede te 
venga bien. Toda la info, la he extraido del MSDN Junuary 2001. 3Cd's aunque 
esta info. también está disponible en la web msdn de 
Microsoft<BR><BR>scrollHeight </STRONG>
Retrieves  the scrolling height of the la <LABEL>bel.</LABEL><LABEL><BR><BR><STRO  NG>scrollLeft </STRONG> 
Sets  or retrieves the distance between the left edge of the label <LABEL> and the 
leftmost portion of the content currently visible in the window. 
<BR><BR><STRONG>scrollTop </STRONG>             
Sets  or retrieves the distance between the top of the label <LABEL> and the topmost portion of the 
content currently visible in the window.<BR><BR><STRONG>scrollWid  th 
</STRONG>             
Retrieves  the scrolling width of the label <LABEL>.<BR>       
        <BR><U><STRONG>Detalle de scrollTop 
Property <BR></STRONG></U>Sets or retrieves the distance between the top 
of the object and the topmost portion of the content currently visible in the 
window. Syntax HTML N/A Scripting object.scrollTop [ = iDistance ] Possible 
Values iDistance Integer that specifies the distance, in pixels. The property is 
read/write with a default value of 0. Expressions can be used in place of the 
preceding value(s), as of Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5. For more information, 
see Dynamic Properties. Remarks The property's value is equal to the vertical 
distance scrolled by the content of the object. Although the value can be set to 
any positive or negative value, if the assigned value is less than 0, the 
property is set to o. If the assigned value is greater than the maximum 
possible, the property is set to the maximum possible. You can set this property 
inline, but the results might be inconsistent while the page is loading. This 
property is always 0 for objects that do not have scroll bars. For these 
objects, setting the property has no effect. When a MARQUEE object scrolls 
horizontally, its scrollTop property is set to 0, overriding any script setting. 
For more information about how to access the dimension and location of elements 
on the page through the document object model, see Measuring Element Dimension 
and Location.</LABEL></LABEL></LABEL></LABEL></p></body>
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