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    In VC++.Net , I have to create an VScrollBar,it usually has one Up arrow End and One down arrow end My Application is like this: I have to create vscrollBar which is Having Both Up and Down arrows at both ends. means At UpEnd:UpArrow+DownArrow at DownEnd:UpArrow+DownArrow I dont know how to create These type of requirements in MC++. Please Suggest me ,to get rid of this. Thanks In advance G.Nagaraju

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      In VC++.Net , I have to create an VScrollBar,it usually has one Up arrow End and One down arrow end My Application is like this: I have to create vscrollBar which is Having Both Up and Down arrows at both ends. means At UpEnd:UpArrow+DownArrow at DownEnd:UpArrow+DownArrow I dont know how to create These type of requirements in MC++. Please Suggest me ,to get rid of this. Thanks In advance G.Nagaraju

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      You won't find any prebuilt one in the framework. I would try to inherit from VScrollBar and place two small buttons over the normal arrows and handle the click events myself. If there is not enough space to place two buttons at each end you could also make a usercontrol which contains one scrollbar and 4 buttons. Note that issues might arise if you want to display xp-style scrollbars. Robert

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        In VC++.Net , I have to create an VScrollBar,it usually has one Up arrow End and One down arrow end My Application is like this: I have to create vscrollBar which is Having Both Up and Down arrows at both ends. means At UpEnd:UpArrow+DownArrow at DownEnd:UpArrow+DownArrow I dont know how to create These type of requirements in MC++. Please Suggest me ,to get rid of this. Thanks In advance G.Nagaraju

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        Guffa
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        Why do you have to do this? What is supposed to happen when you click the arrow buttons?

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          Why do you have to do this? What is supposed to happen when you click the arrow buttons?

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          The Scroll Bar work at both ends, means at the up end when u click up arrow,bar shoud go up and when down bar should go down and this it both sides G.Nagaraju

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            The Scroll Bar work at both ends, means at the up end when u click up arrow,bar shoud go up and when down bar should go down and this it both sides G.Nagaraju

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            Then we return to my first question: Why do you need to do this? Users are generally used to how a regular scroll bar looks like and works, and I think that doubling the buttons would cause more confusion than usability. Anyway, you have to build your own scrollbar to get that functionality.

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