I just wanted to show the status of something I have running. It's only going to be run once so I wasn't going to invest much time in it, but I did want to see where the program was at as it runs.

>I guess if you want to get to the botttom of the EditBox, after making it your current object, you can stuff the keyboard buffer with a ctrl+end with the command KEYBOARD '{CTRL+END}'. Can I ask why you don't use a ComboBox or ListBox? They are more line/item oriented than an EditBox.
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>>I have something like this...
>>myEditBox.Value = 'blah blah 1' + Chr(13)
>>myEditBox.Value = 'blah blah 2' + Chr(13)
>>myEditBox.Value = 'blah blah 3' + Chr(13)
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>>Is there a way to programaticly get the editbox to scroll to the bottom each time? If the editbox is only 2 lines deep, I'd want to see lines 2 & 3, not 1 & 2.