Chris,

Thank you for replay my message and explain better the problem...

One more think: If you've created a formset based on the Formset class, and on form two set scrollbars to 'both', these scrollbars don't show up. After this, goto to the base class, and on form 2 set teh scrollbars with 'vertical', then these scrollbars will appear 'both', not 'vertical'... It's so strange, isn't it?

I'd like to know, how can I report it to Microsoft? Is there any e-mail to send it?

Thanks for help me... :)

Rodolfo Duarte

>I think you might be right.
>
>As is my understanding of what is going wrong here, You have a Formset class defined, it contains 3 forms.
>You have then created a formset based on this class, and on form two you have added some text boxes and set scrollbars to 'Both'.
>But these scrollbars do not show up.
>
>If you however goto the base class, and on form 2 set the scrollbars to "Both", then do the formset again they do.
>
>Sounds like a bug to me.
>
>>Hi... I've found a BUG in VFP7!
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>>I know I have to explain the problem here, but my english is limited and I can't do this...
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>>So I'll try, but if you don't undertand what is happing, please, download the file (16Kb) in http://www.foxbrasil.com.br/rodolfo/outros/bugvfp7sb_english.htm and you could see the problem, ok?
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>>When I create one FormSet that has a class, and set the ScrollBars property in one of forms, the VFP ignores this value...
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>>1) Run the program, and look Form2. There is no ScrollBars.
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>>2) Now, open the project and check this propertie. The ScrollBar property in Form2 is correct. Take a look in the class, and you'll see the ScrollBar property with no value.
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>>3) On the Class, set the ScrollBars property with any value (1, 2 ou 3), compile and run again...
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>>4) Now you can see the Scroll Bars. This value is the same of the FormSet.
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>>This bug just happens with FormSet. If you are using Form it won't happen.
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>>Is there someone who can help me?