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GroupBox ScrollBar Is not working

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    hi My groupbox is not working , when i click on up-down arrow , nothing is happening , Thanks in Advance for help

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      hi My groupbox is not working , when i click on up-down arrow , nothing is happening , Thanks in Advance for help

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      Member 10866427 wrote:

      My groupbox is not working

      That is hardly a technical description of a problem. If you want help with somerthing then you need to provide proper details.

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        hi My groupbox is not working , when i click on up-down arrow , nothing is happening , Thanks in Advance for help

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        Hi, MFC/Win32 is nothing like VB... you cannot just drop a scrollbar on a dialog/control/window and expect it to scroll the window for you. You need to do all of this yourself. You will need to have the parent window that owns the scrollbar handle the WM_VSCROLL message. You will then need to scroll the window yourself. WM_VSCROLL message[^] CWnd::OnVScroll[^] ScrollWindow function[^] Using Scroll Bars[^] Best Wishes, -David Delaune

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