A nonscrolling region displays text or graphics in a fixed location immediately below the button bar. Text or graphics in the nonscrolling region stay in place even if you scroll the other title text. A nonscrolling region can include any Viewer features that can appear in normal text including jumps, popup windows, embedded or extended windows, and any other hot spots.
Nonscrolling regions usually appear the same as other title text. However, you can use the [WINDOWS] section of the project file to assign different a background color to a nonscrolling region. (See Chapter 17, “Project File Format,” for more information.)
Nonscrolling regions look the same as ordinary paragraphs in topic files. They are formatted using the Format Paragraph command with the Keep With Next option.
\pard\plain \keepn format-codes nonscrolling-text
format-codes
RTF codes for character formatting in the nonscrolling text.
nonscrolling-text
Text and encoding for Viewer features such as footnotes, hot spots, bitmap references, or embedded windows.
The following example shows the encoding for a nonscrolling region including the bitmap reference for the main Contents screen in the USA Tour sample title:
\par \pard\plain \li144\ri288\keepn