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which version of flash are you using? the scrollbar is automatically disabled and enabled as required, so i guess you want to hide it. how are you loading content into your textfield?<br />
thing is (Depending which version of components you are using and your skill level you can go and alter the actual scroll bar code or simply &quot;hack&quot; it)- i'd go with the second option.<br />

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which version of flash are you using? the scrollbar is automatically disabled and enabled as required, so i guess you want to hide it. how are you loading content into your textfield?
thing is (Depending which version of components you are using and your skill level you can go and alter the actual scroll bar code or simply "hack" it)- i'd go with the second option.


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I am using Flash CS3 but Exporting to Player 7<br />
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Thx<br />
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RG
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I am using Flash CS3 but Exporting to Player 7

Thx

RG

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Hi Folks <br />
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I have a UIScrollBar component that I have attached to a dynamic text field. I want it disabled/hidden when the text is less and does not need to be scrolled.<br />
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How do I do that?<br />
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Scrollbar should only appear if there is more text than the height of the text box.<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
RG
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Hi Folks 

I have a UIScrollBar component that I have attached to a dynamic text field. I want it disabled/hidden when the text is less and does not need to be scrolled.

How do I do that?

Scrollbar should only appear if there is more text than the height of the text box.

Thanks

RG

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