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Why not just draw it on your form? Is simple enough to do. Then it will scroll with the rest of your drawing.<br />
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Why not just draw it on your form? Is simple enough to do. Then it will scroll with the rest of your drawing.

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You &nbsp;can try the slider control as it is located in the common control library. (project/components/Micros<wbr />oft Common Controls)<br />
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or you can go to <a href="http://www.component-source.com" rel="ugc">www.component-source.com</a>. <br />

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You  can try the slider control as it is located in the common control library. (project/components/Microsoft Common Controls)

or you can go to www.component-source.com [http://www.component-source.com].


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The slider control is not really suitable. I tried to go to <a href="http://www.component-source.com" rel="ugc">www.component-source.com</a>&nbsp;but I kept getting another site <a href="http://www.arrow.com" rel="ugc">www.arrow.com</a>&nbsp;?<br />
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The slider control is not really suitable. I tried to go to www.component-source.com [http://www.component-source.com] but I kept getting another site www.arrow.com [http://www.arrow.com] ?



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<a href="http://xyzt.way.com/icplman/controls/ruler.html" rel="ugc">http://xyzt.way.com/icplman/controls/ruler.html</a><br />

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http://xyzt.way.com/icplman/controls/ruler.html [http://xyzt.way.com/icplman/controls/ruler.html]


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I am writing a mini CAD program and would like to put a scalable ruler vertically and horizontally. Does anybody know of such a control that I can purchase/shareware/freewar<wbr />e<br />

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I am writing a mini CAD program and would like to put a scalable ruler vertically and horizontally. Does anybody know of such a control that I can purchase/shareware/freeware


ruler or scale ocx

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