I helped develop a VB application in Windows-95 that loads and
displays HTML pages onto a picture box.  When I tried running it
in Windows-NT, the picture box would lose all of the information
below the height of the screen even though I use auto-redraw.

Also, I had a similar problem trying to get this to work in
16-bit Windows.  It would give an error if it tried to print
text in the picture box below 32000+ twips.

If anyone knows a solution to either problem, let me know.

Wayne Witzel

[znip]

Pic box's coordinates are signed integers, so the maximum
you can get is 32767. If my memory serves, you can't work
around this by using pixels (or centimeters or miles), because
the internal processing uses twips.

Greetings,

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