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m_MyEdit1.SendMessage(EM_S<wbr />CROLLCARET<wbr />);<br />
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This should do what you want.<br />

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m_MyEdit1.SendMessage(EM_SCROLLCARET);

This should do what you want.


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Maybe I crazy, or just a little weird, but don't both of these two options do the same thing?
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Maybe I crazy, or just a little weird, but don't both of these two options do the same thing?

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Yes, they do. Thanks poohbear 68, but I had to award the points to captainkirk as his/her comment was submitted first. Also captainkirk's solution is MFC rather than SDK.
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Yes, they do. Thanks poohbear 68, but I had to award the points to captainkirk as his/her comment was submitted first. Also captainkirk's solution is MFC rather than SDK.

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Right. &nbsp;No problem -- I fully understand. &nbsp;So while we're at it anyhow, here's another way to do it! &nbsp;:) &nbsp;At least according to documentation, it works. &nbsp; I guess I haven't tested it specifically. &nbsp;&lt;grin&gt;<br />
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m_Edit.SetSel(m_Edit.GetSe<wbr />l(), FALSE);
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Right.  No problem -- I fully understand.  So while we're at it anyhow, here's another way to do it!  :)  At least according to documentation, it works.   I guess I haven't tested it specifically.  <grin>

m_Edit.SetSel(m_Edit.GetSel(), FALSE);

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How can I get the text that I select in a multi-line edit control to scroll into view.<br />
I'm using SetSel<br />
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Cheers<br />

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How can I get the text that I select in a multi-line edit control to scroll into view.
I'm using SetSel

Cheers


Edit control selection

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