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Hello Experts.

I'm still very much a novice when it comes to VB.NET, and am hopeful that with time and practice, I will learn.

I've been working on trying to get some HTML text to scroll inside a fixed graphical frame to give it a nice look.

Today I was able to get just about everything situated, but realized that I really didn't even want vertical scroll bars to be visible.

I thought perhaps I could create regions at the top and bottom where MouseHover would cause the text to scroll up or down, but in the course of my research, found a very promising solution on the MSDN Forum site here.

I'm pretty sure that the primary reason it isn't working for me is because it was designed to work with panels, and I want to apply it to a WebBrowser control, but perhaps there's a way to pull it off. Also note that on the WebBrowser control I set ScrollBarsEnabled to False, but maybe this is required for the HTML text to be "scrollable", and I'll have to find another way to hide it.

Please let me know if you need more details, and I'll be happy to provide it.

Thanks,

Tony G.
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No comments were offered by the Experts, so I reached out to the author of the solution and eventually came up with a great solution to share with the EE community.