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How can I add vertical scrollbars to a CDialog?

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    danielle
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    Address: [ ] etc.... I have the option of selecting 'vertical scroll' in the resource editor. When I execute, the scrollbars exist but they don't do anything. They just don't work. How can I make the vertical scrollbars in a CDialog work? Or, When I create a CFormView, I have the option of selecting 'popup' as opposed to overlapped or child. How can I call this popup CFormView. I can't use DoModal! I tried using Create() and CreateEx() but I get errors. Please an example would great. Any response you can give me will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Danielle

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      Address: [ ] etc.... I have the option of selecting 'vertical scroll' in the resource editor. When I execute, the scrollbars exist but they don't do anything. They just don't work. How can I make the vertical scrollbars in a CDialog work? Or, When I create a CFormView, I have the option of selecting 'popup' as opposed to overlapped or child. How can I call this popup CFormView. I can't use DoModal! I tried using Create() and CreateEx() but I get errors. Please an example would great. Any response you can give me will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Danielle

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      Thanh
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      http://www.codeguru.com/dialog/ScrollDialog.shtml

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        Address: [ ] etc.... I have the option of selecting 'vertical scroll' in the resource editor. When I execute, the scrollbars exist but they don't do anything. They just don't work. How can I make the vertical scrollbars in a CDialog work? Or, When I create a CFormView, I have the option of selecting 'popup' as opposed to overlapped or child. How can I call this popup CFormView. I can't use DoModal! I tried using Create() and CreateEx() but I get errors. Please an example would great. Any response you can give me will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Danielle

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        Jeremy Davis
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        Sorry Chris but ;-) ... There is a scrollable dialog class on the CodeGuru site. ================== The original message was: I have been to codeguru, I have been to brainbuzz. I
        am desperate for an answer.

        I have a CDialog with lots of text and edit boxes. It
        looks like

        Address: [ ]

        etc....

        I have the option of selecting 'vertical scroll' in the
        resource editor. When I execute, the scrollbars exist
        but they don't do anything. They just don't work. How
        can I make the vertical scrollbars in a CDialog work?

        Or,

        When I create a CFormView, I have the option of selecting 'popup' as opposed to overlapped or child. How
        can I call this popup CFormView. I can't use DoModal!
        I tried using Create() and CreateEx() but I get errors.
        Please an example would great.

        Any response you can give me will be greatly appreciated.

        Sincerely,
        Danielle

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