From the VFP 9 pre-release Help file: ScrollBars is ignored for the _SCREEN system variable. Bummer!


>Thank you for all your help, Tracy. I just downloaded and installed the VFP 9 beta here at work and will check it out. If I find out anything I will add it to this thread. Thanks again!
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>>I have the beta installed at home but not here at work. If no one replies to this message you can post a question in the VFP9 beta section and someone could check it out for you.
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>>>Thanks, Tracy. I already saw this message when I tried to search for a solution prior to creating this thread. I was hoping for a different solution. :-) Hmmm...I wonder if VFP 9 will have this capability???
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>>>>You might try the suggestions in this message:
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>>>>_screen.scrollbars? Thread #571522 Message #571522
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>>>>>Tracy,
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>>>>>Thanks for your response. I am aware of form scrollbars. However, I'm wondering if there is anyway to have scrollbars in the main window (_SCREEN object) so when the main application screen is resized, scrollbars can be used much like the scrollbars in a web browser, etc.
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>>>>>Thanks,
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>>>>>James
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>>>>>>Forms have a scrollbars property that can be set to:
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>>>>>>0-None(Default)
>>>>>>1-Horizontal
>>>>>>2-Vertical
>>>>>>3-Both
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Tracy
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>>>>>>>Hello,
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>>>>>>>Is there any way to provide scroll bars in the main application window? I have users that want to be able to resize the application window to a smaller window with other applications open and be able to scroll the window up and down to see various parts of a form while being able to compare information in their web browser (side-by-side).
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>>>>>>>I noticed there is a Scrollbars property of the _SCREEN object but it doesn't seem to change anything. Has anyone had a similar user request that wouldn't mind sharing the solution (if there is one)?
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>>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>James Moore
>>>>>>>President
>>>>>>>Ministry Tracking Software, Inc.