>>>Hi All,
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>>>I'm not sure whether someone else has ever come up with this before...
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>>I think Mike Lewis had simillar solution on his website since long time ago. If I remember correctly there were some caveats to the whole approach but can sure serve purpose in some situations.
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>>I liked scrollable container by Carlos Alloatti (from VFPx) but is bundled with all bunch of other stuff :-/
>>It would be nice if it was possible to be used separately without the rest of the package (ctl32 this, that and another thing... )
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>>Wander what would take (if anybody managed) to isolate/use only scrollable container functionality from that bunch.
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>I'm using that container in one of my products, but I'm thinking of getting rid of that because the scrollable form within a form approach is just a better implementation from the user perspective. I still got bleed through bugs in the ctl32 scrollable container and some alignment problems that I don't seem to be able to resolve.I might be using an older version, but to be honest I think the proposed solution is the one that is cleaner, YMMV though.

Anything that is vfp native is always easier to implement. I did try your (and Mike Lewis'es ; http://www.ml-consult.co.uk/foxst-45.htm ) aproach long time ago but show stopper for me was the fact that u cannot make main form modal, which is sometime necessary.

Other then that, it is probably just fine for many common uses.