>>>You could just use the REPORT FORM MYREPORT PREVIEW command. That gives you scroll bars automatically.
>>>
>>>JR
>>>
>>>>I am creating a window to display a report. I have read through all the articles here but
>>>>I fail to find anything about putting scroll bars on a window. I searched the files for
>>>>the active-x control talked about in one thread but did not find it. Anyone have any idea
>>>>on how to add scroll bars to a window?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>
>>Hi..
>>
>>This works fine in foxpro, but when I run it in a compiled program, the preview does not show up...just the print options box....any ideas.
>>
>>Gary
>
>Instead of using scroll bars to view the report. Just
>make an edit box which holds the report in a memo.
>Add arrow buttons also capture through key press arrow
>presses on the keyboard. Create the edit box large
>enought to hold the entire report even though the report may
>not be visible on the screen. Now just fake the movement
>of text by changing the values of left and top of the edit box.
>
>You may have to place the edit box in a container to prevent
>the box from moving over any other controls you have placed
>on your form.
>
>Hope this helps.

I also tried using two grids and shrinking them down so that
only the scroll bar showed. Using the edit box I tried to
estimate the position of the scroll bar after it had been
moved. Didn't have much luck in 3. Maybe you would have better
luck.

Dan