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The best thing you can do is draw in your form some kind of container (a flat picture box would do) and the draw all your controls as part of the container.<br />
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Add a vertical scroll bar (VScrollBar).<br />
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In the change event of the vertical scroll bar you can retrieve the value property of the scroll bar itself and change the top property of the picture box (moving the control and all the objects with it).<br />
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You're also gonna need to write some code in the form_resize event to keep the scroll bar to the right of the form with the same heigth of form.scaleheigth.
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The best thing you can do is draw in your form some kind of container (a flat picture box would do) and the draw all your controls as part of the container.

Add a vertical scroll bar (VScrollBar).

In the change event of the vertical scroll bar you can retrieve the value property of the scroll bar itself and change the top property of the picture box (moving the control and all the objects with it).

You're also gonna need to write some code in the form_resize event to keep the scroll bar to the right of the form with the same heigth of form.scaleheigth.

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Great help!<br />
Thanks<br />

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How do I add a scroll bar to a form? &nbsp;To just scroll up and down the form in case of data not being displayed on the screen?
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How do I add a scroll bar to a form?  To just scroll up and down the form in case of data not being displayed on the screen?

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