Scrollbars - How to get a certain style

[Roger Allen]

I am trying to get a dynamically created scrollbar to have a thumb which is proportional to how much area is currently displayed. You can see this kind of style on the IE explorer vertical scroll bar when you need to scroll a page, the thumb shows how much of the total page you have displayed. For my scroll bar, its the default block size, and I can't seem to change it to what I want. I have been through most of the MSDN on the subject. Is there some command or style I have missed that will do this for me? Roger Allen Sonork 100.10016 If I had a quote, it would be a very good one.

[Stephen C Steel]

Have a look at the MSDN documentation for the MFC CWnd member function CWnd::SetScrollInfo () (or the plain SDK function SetScrollInfo () which it invokes). SCROLLINFO scroll_info; scroll_info.cbSize = sizeof (scroll_info); scroll_info.fMask = SIF_PAGE | SIF_POS | SIF_RANGE; scroll_info.nMin = min; scroll_info.nMax = min; scroll_info.nPos = position; scroll_info.nPage = size_of_window; SetScrollInfo (SB_VERT, &scroll_info); Stephen C. Steel Kerr Vayne Systems Ltd.