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Walter,


>thank you Walter.
>A form is a big scrollable container (Vertical & horizontal with scrollbars property (0,1,2).I use often it to scroll
>easily and directly without implementing a new class for scrollable container.
>even a form inside a parent form can do that (showWindow=1).
>
>i tried the flatscrollbar by personal curiosity.
>what i dont understand is your sentence (my english is not great):
> "The problem is that controls (like the listbox) bleed through outside of the contrainer if you click into it."
> even translating it does not understanded by me ! can you be more explicit please.
>
>without a traditional scrollbar can build a simple container with a (spinner+textbox) to scroll any vfp container with this snippet in
>event "upclick" and "downclick" of the spinner;the textbox can contain a variable increment for the spinner (small or big values).
>
>

>*for the spinner...scrollV
>this.increment=this.parent.text1.value
>With  Thisform.container1
>   For Each obj In .Controls
>try  &&if obj dont have top property (a timer...)
>	obj.Top=obj.Top+This.Increment  && + for downlick and - for upclick
>catch
>endtry
>  Next
>Endwith
>

>
>

>*for the spinner...scrollH
>this.increment=this.parent.text1.value
>With  Thisform.container1
>   For Each obj In .Controls
>try   &&if obj dont have left property (a timer...)
>	obj.left=obj.left+This.Increment  && + for downlick and - for upclick
>catch
>endtry
>  Next
>Endwith
>

>
>can make one small container class for scrollV and another for scrollH.
>it can be very small class comparatively to the flatscrollbar or another vfp scroll class (as SPS or Kirov ones...can see them
>in my blog)
>Infortunatly vfp controls have not handles to use APIs as sendmessage to scroll...