Implementation instructions
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1. The first step is to merge the symbol library of the component with that of the current project. I suggest you do that at compilation time so users won't have access to all the sources but that's up to you.

2. After merging the symbol library, you can attach a KC8_ContentPane like any other mc that's in the symbol library. It uses the coordinates you place it but width, height, appearence and content are setup with onClipEvents that you assign to the component.

3. You'll need two onClipEvents. The first one 'construct' or 'initialize'. The second one 'load'. Example :

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onClipEvent(construct){
 width = 300;
 height = 200;
 c = [0x9e8f6d,0xe6d8b8,0xe6d8b8,0x9e8f6d,0xc1b8a3,0xfffcf0,0x602000];
 s = [2,45];
 autoHide = 1;
 barTrans = true;
}

onClipEvent(load){
 setContent(0,'initial text',0,3);
}

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Width and height speak for themselves.

the c array represents the colors of the component
[track, bar, button, arrow, background, textpaper, pagenumber]

the s array represent the styling.
The first value is the amount of bevel from 0 (flat) to 3.
Suggested default value 1 or 2.
The second value is the bevel angle. Other values are possible but since most windows software uses 45 is may look strange.

autoHide means what scrollBar to hide. 1 means horizontal, 2 means vertical, 0 means none. Suggested default value 1.

barTrans true means no scrollbar tracks during transition, false mean they take place in the effect.

for the setup of the content you use the 'load' event. All things you can use you can find in the api specification but it may be wise to ask some more when you get there.
The example above is just a simple example to get you started.
