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autoscroll property of an MDI

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    sathishtl007
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    Hi, How can I set the autoscroll property of an MDI from without losing its MDIcontainer property. When I set the AutoScroll Property to "True", IsMdiContainer Property is automatically set to "False". How can I make both the property to true simultaneously. If anyone has any idea, please reply me soon. Thanks

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      Hi, How can I set the autoscroll property of an MDI from without losing its MDIcontainer property. When I set the AutoScroll Property to "True", IsMdiContainer Property is automatically set to "False". How can I make both the property to true simultaneously. If anyone has any idea, please reply me soon. Thanks

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      I've tried it in VS2005, if you set IsMdiContainer = true, then you can see that AutoScroll will be set to false, but if I try to put the window outside the border, scrollbar will be shown. That means, AutoScroll is always true (don't see Properties Window...:)) if you set IsMdiContainer=true.

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        I've tried it in VS2005, if you set IsMdiContainer = true, then you can see that AutoScroll will be set to false, but if I try to put the window outside the border, scrollbar will be shown. That means, AutoScroll is always true (don't see Properties Window...:)) if you set IsMdiContainer=true.

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        But the problem is that Whatever the child window size the scroll bar is showing for a fixed size. I want this autoscroll property for zooming in and out the images in a child window.

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          But the problem is that Whatever the child window size the scroll bar is showing for a fixed size. I want this autoscroll property for zooming in and out the images in a child window.

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          Pete OHanlon
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          Then the autoscroll should be on the child form.

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