Costas,

I was only expressing an opinion and only said that pageframes typically work better. Personally I wouldn't use an app where I was constantly having to scroll an input form around all day. For some UIs it might be appropriate, I've not worked on an app yet where it was appropriate. I do have two client apps in development now where we require them to be able to run the video display at 1024x768, which is hardly a constraint on new systems.

>You can't just make a statement saying that scrollbar is bad and pageframe is good. I am sure we could think of situations where one is a better solution than the other.
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>For example different screen resolutions can make your form scroll. Also scrolling allows topics to be viewable on the screen at the users pleasure.
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>Large pictures, graphs have to be scrolled. Tabbing would make them useless.
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>And lastly printing of a form. I sure would not want to print a one page form as three screens.
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>This is not to say that tabbing does not have its place.
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>At the same time I wanted to add another suggestion for people who wish to look at scrolling forms. Adobe Acrobat Reader allows you to make forms elegantly. I believe they also allow input forms. I have never done it by there is an API for handling such functionality.
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>Costas