Simple image pan

From: jim_adams@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 2 Sep 2005 11:26:30 -0700

>>From a web page, I'd like to show a jpg/gif image that is larger than
its frame, and allow a user to pan around by mouse. It shouldn't allow
the user to move the frame view out of the image boundaries.

I've Googled for a while on this one, but nothing comes up that's
simple and polished.

Thanks for any pointers.

Jim

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