Srdjan,

what happens if you are not over an object?

My advice would be:
-BINDEVENT to all visible controls. Do it in Init with some iteration. This is much easier if you add an extra control.
-put an extra control over all containers wich could not receive a mousewheel, send it to background, bound it to your forms _MouseWheel. (a shape with backstyle,bordestyle=0 will do)

Agnes
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>Paying it forward, here is final result;
>From object.MouseWheel I simply call
>form method parsing directly all parameters which mousewheel normaly receives;
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>**Any Object MouseWheel method
>lparameters nDirection, nShift, nXCoord, nYCoord
>thisform.ObjMouseWheel(nDirection, nShift, nXCoord, nYCoord)
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>**Added Form Method ObjMouseWheel
>lparameters nDirection, nShift, nXCoord, nYCoord
>local nTop
>if nDirection < 0  &&Down
>    nTop = this.viewporttop + this.vscrollsmallchange
>else &&Up
>    nTop = this.viewporttop - this.vscrollsmallchange
>    if nTop < 0
>        nTop=0
>    endif
>endif
>this.setviewport(this.viewportleft,nTop)
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>And form scrolls like object is not present at all :))
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>Thks+++ Again :)
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>>>>Hi Srdjan,
>>>>
>>>>Create a Method of the form like "_MouseWheel"
>>>>
>>>>Bound all Mousewheel events via eventbinding (You might iterate throug .CONTROLS) to this Method
>>>>
>>>>The Method must recieve the Parameters of the Mousewheel Event(s)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Now you need the calculate the direction and use .SETVIEWPORT() to place the viewport
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>>>
>>>Hi Agnes,
>>>
>>>Great !
>>>I saw properties ViewPort.h/w/l/t but overlooked completely
>>>method wich does almost EXACTLY what I need in this case.
>>>
>>>Will manage from here easily :)
>>>Thks+++