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    I have a form with a fairly large client area. Therefore I allow it to scroll. On the form I have OK/Cancel Buttons. I really would like them to remain stationary. I tried a Forms Toolbar, but it scrolls with the client area. Any ideas? Thanks! Mark

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      I have a form with a fairly large client area. Therefore I allow it to scroll. On the form I have OK/Cancel Buttons. I really would like them to remain stationary. I tried a Forms Toolbar, but it scrolls with the client area. Any ideas? Thanks! Mark

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      Brian Nottingham
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      You could put a panel inside the form that would be your effective client area. The panel would be set to allow scrolling, but not the form. The panel would leave enough room for the OK\Cancel buttons, which would be on the form, not the panel. Brian

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        You could put a panel inside the form that would be your effective client area. The panel would be set to allow scrolling, but not the form. The panel would leave enough room for the OK\Cancel buttons, which would be on the form, not the panel. Brian

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        Thanks Brian! I should have thought of that. Mark

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