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Default VC++ MFC application not scrolling correctly on tab movement

Our application is a SDI based MFC application. It contains a large window, so we have a Vertical Scroll Bar.

The problem is, the scroll Bar is not moving if we navigate through the Window by pressing TAB Key.

Normally if we see the WEB applications if we keep on pressing TAB key, the scroll bar will automatically move. This feature we are lacking in our application.

Please help me what we have to do for this feature.





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