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Peder Y - 26 Feb 2005 12:59 GMT
I have an owner drawn panel (DockStyle.Fill) I use as a canvas drawing
items from a database. Each item is given the same fixed amount of
width. If the number of items is large. They will be drawn too far off
to the right, thus disappearing outside the clientarea of the panel. Any
way I can solve this easily by having scrollbars appear?

Thanks!

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Bob Powell [MVP] - 27 Feb 2005 13:19 GMT
Set the panel's AutoScroll property to true

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>I have an owner drawn panel (DockStyle.Fill) I use as a canvas drawing
>items from a database. Each item is given the same fixed amount of width.
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> - Peder -
joeycalisay - 28 Feb 2005 09:09 GMT
set AutoScrollMinSize property

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> I have an owner drawn panel (DockStyle.Fill) I use as a canvas drawing
> items from a database. Each item is given the same fixed amount of
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> - Peder -

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