Hi Gurus,

I am attempting to derive a User Control from the ScrollableControl class. I need to have control over which scrollbars get displayed.

According to MSDN:
"To manually override which scroll bars are visible, set the VScroll and HScroll properties. If either property is set to false, the corresponding scroll bar will not be visible, even if the AutoScroll property is set to true."

However, I am either using it incorrectly, or finding that this is not true. I set the HScroll property of the control to false
but still get the scrollbar. Through debugging, I've found that the HScroll property of the control is, in fact, false.

Short of programming scrollbars "old school" style, does anybody know of an alternative?

Thanks,
Paul

Try setting AutoScroll and VScroll to false also, see if it was a design flaw.

Brian

VScroll acts exactly like HScroll.

AutoScroll must be set to true; otherwise, there will be no automatic scrolling.

Thanks,
Paul

You want scrolling? So what is the problem?

Brian

I have the same problem. I want have a vertical scroll, but do not want the HScroll. So I set the AutoScroll= true, and the VScroll= true HScroll= false, but when I resize the control, both the HScroll and the VScroll will see.
Is anyone know how to let a panel has a VScroll only?
Thanks!