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Increase THICKNESS of a Scrollbar
Hi,
I'm writting an application which interfaces on a touch-screen. Thus the buttons need to be big, etc, so that people can easily activate them with their fingers. Using MFC I have a CListCtrl box which is larger than it's dlg, so naturally it has (both vertical and hor.) scrollbars. However these are cubersome when using your fingers, so I'm trying to make them thicker. Not just the thumb pad, but the whole bar must present a larger area. (ie take a 2x8 bar, i need a 4x8 bar). I'm using Visual studio, C++, MFC and the generic scrollbar (I didn't do any wrappers or anything special, just a regular CListCtrl with scroll option turned on...) Please let me know how to get that bar thicker.
Thanks!
-John
I'm writting an application which interfaces on a touch-screen. Thus the buttons need to be big, etc, so that people can easily activate them with their fingers. Using MFC I have a CListCtrl box which is larger than it's dlg, so naturally it has (both vertical and hor.) scrollbars. However these are cubersome when using your fingers, so I'm trying to make them thicker. Not just the thumb pad, but the whole bar must present a larger area. (ie take a 2x8 bar, i need a 4x8 bar). I'm using Visual studio, C++, MFC and the generic scrollbar (I didn't do any wrappers or anything special, just a regular CListCtrl with scroll option turned on...) Please let me know how to get that bar thicker.
Thanks!
-John
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