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simple solution: a vertical scrollbar at the right of a Multiline TextBox
(with no scrollbars) and at the scroll event read how many lines in the file
that fit in the textbox, starting from the relative position of the scrollbar.
This implies that you have to know in advance how many lines there are in the file.
If you do not know (as I do not either) instead of the scrollbar I put two
buttons (previous page and next page) that I use to navigate in the file. You
cannot go to an exact position of the file but, it works (at least in my case)
handle large data files in VB
Linear Mode
