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| I have VFP 6.0. The form I designed have a limitation say 800x600. I want
to design a form that like a web page which allows users to scroll the page
down by clicking on the scroll bar on the right edge.
Can VFP 6.0 support it ? or which version can support it ?
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| Eric den Doop 2005-05-04, 3:25 am |
| Yes VFP supports scroll bars. Take a look at the form.ScrollBars property.
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>I have VFP 6.0. The form I designed have a limitation say 800x600. I want
> to design a form that like a web page which allows users to scroll the
> page
> down by clicking on the scroll bar on the right edge.
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> Can VFP 6.0 support it ? or which version can support it ?
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| I try the form's property Scrollbars. It works but it has limitation on the
form height Is it possible to have unlimited form height just like a real
web page opened by a browser ?
"Eric den Doop" wrote:
> Yes VFP supports scroll bars. Take a look at the form.ScrollBars property.
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| Eric den Doop 2005-05-04, 3:25 am |
| > It works but it has limitation on the
> form height Is it possible to have unlimited form height just like a real
> web page opened by a browser ?
Sorry I don't understand what you mean. Please rephrase.
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| I set the form's property Scrollbars to vertical bar and I can find a scroll
at the left edge of the form in the run time.
Then in the design mode, I set the form's maximum size to 1600x1200 which is
the maximum size of the form available and set the form's WindowState
property to maximize. I can have a larger form for me to add objects on it.
However, I want to add more objects in the form and I cant enlarge the form
anymore. It seems that the form size is fixed (1600x1200). Can I have a
form without this size limitation ?
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| Eric den Doop 2005-05-04, 7:24 am |
| OK now I understand. If you go to Tools | Options | Forms, you can specify
(None) as maximum design area.
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>I set the form's property Scrollbars to vertical bar and I can find a
>scroll
> at the left edge of the form in the run time.
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> Then in the design mode, I set the form's maximum size to 1600x1200 which
> is
> the maximum size of the form available and set the form's WindowState
> property to maximize. I can have a larger form for me to add objects on
> it.
> However, I want to add more objects in the form and I cant enlarge the
> form
> anymore. It seems that the form size is fixed (1600x1200). Can I have a
> form without this size limitation ?
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| Dan Freeman 2005-05-04, 1:24 pm |
| There's definitely a maximum form size in VFP.
I have to ask this ..... WHY would you do this to your users? It seems like
an incredibly user-hostile interface. <g>
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> I try the form's property Scrollbars. It works but it has limitation
> on the form height Is it possible to have unlimited form height just
> like a real web page opened by a browser ?
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