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    gundamhamtaro
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    hi all, i only want to get my scrollbars working. what i have done is paste 1 horizontal and 1 vertical bar on my form, put a button in the form but its out of view of the user(outside the form) and when i run the program i want it to be able to scroll to the place where i have placed my button. however it doesnt work, cause the button nv shows up. do i need to do any coding for this? thanks!!

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      hi all, i only want to get my scrollbars working. what i have done is paste 1 horizontal and 1 vertical bar on my form, put a button in the form but its out of view of the user(outside the form) and when i run the program i want it to be able to scroll to the place where i have placed my button. however it doesnt work, cause the button nv shows up. do i need to do any coding for this? thanks!!

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      Colin Angus Mackay
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      The scroll bars that you have dropped on to your form are not connected to anything. They are there so you can provide your own custom scrolling functionality. In other words, yes, you have to code.


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        hi all, i only want to get my scrollbars working. what i have done is paste 1 horizontal and 1 vertical bar on my form, put a button in the form but its out of view of the user(outside the form) and when i run the program i want it to be able to scroll to the place where i have placed my button. however it doesnt work, cause the button nv shows up. do i need to do any coding for this? thanks!!

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        vertig0730
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        Wait holdup I dont think so. If you are using vb .net standard winform one of the properties for the form is AutoScroll which by default is set to false if you set it to true it will Automatically put Scroll Bars on a form when they are necassary. 1. Out of clutter, find simplicity. 2. From discord, find harmony. 3. In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity. Albert Einstein three rules of work

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