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how to scroll manually a panel

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ryuujin - 16 Apr 2008 11:04 GMT
Hi,
sorry about my english.

I need to scroll manually the content of a panel when the user click
on a button.

The user have to interact with my application by a touch screen
monitor and I want use two buttons to permit the user to scroll the
content of the panel.

The panel contains components loaded at runtime so I can't predice how
many components the panel has and how many pages the user can scroll
the panel.

I hope somebody can help me with a link or a hint to solve the
problem.

thanks
mircha
Claire - 16 Apr 2008 13:07 GMT
> I need to scroll manually the content of a panel when the user click
> on a button.
>
> The user have to interact with my application by a touch screen
> monitor and I want use two buttons to permit the user to scroll the
> content of the panel.

Have you looked at the AutoScroll property of a panel?
If you need to create special large buttons for the touch screen, you could
place a large panel of the correct size onto a smaller panel and set the
coordinates of the large panel manually so the small panel acts as a
"window"
ryuujin - 16 Apr 2008 14:04 GMT
> Have you looked at the AutoScroll property of a panel?
> If you need to create special large buttons for the touch screen, you could
> place a large panel of the correct size onto a smaller panel and set the
> coordinates of the large panel manually so the small panel acts as a
> "window"
wow, it works well! :)

Thanks for the good hint, I solved the problem now.

thank you...
r.

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