Hi George,

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While you can change the value of the property, it has no impact. In other words, it's evaluated only when the form is instantiated and changing the value will not produce scroll bars when the form is re-sized. In that respect, the property is read-only.

Sorry, but on Italy, Read-only is read-only.

Hovewer, if:
- define class Scrollbars = 1
this produce only H scrollbar ?
No !
This produce a Scrollable Form, and enable only H Scrollbar.

At Run time execute:
Form.Scrollbars = 2
This enable V Scrollbar.

Then, for the form scrollBars property have two functions:
when the form is instantiated and when the form is scrollable

if scrollBars#0 
 VFP build a <u>scrollable Form</u>
 and 
 at run time it hide/show the scrollBars.
else
 VFP build a <u>not scrollable Form</u>
 and
 at run time it is ignored.
endif

George, for me this is not a problem ( i known the limit of MS help documentation ).
The problem is the bug that i haved post on the other thread.

Fabio