Place a Picture Box on your Form. Make its width just slightly less than the
width of the Form (just enough to accommodate a Scroll Bar at the right hand
side). You can then make the Height of the Picture Box anything you like (up
to about 4 or 5 metres!). You cannot "drag" it to a height greater than the
screen, but you can set its height to anything you want either in code or in
the Properties box. Then just write some code for the Scroll Bar to move the
Picture Box using its Top property (negative values will "scroll" the box
upwards). The Picture Box can act as a container for anything at all. Any
control that can be placed on a Form can also be placed in a Picture Box.
Mike
Quote:
> I have seen example of scrollable bitmaps for Visual Basic 6. I am
looking
> to create scrollable form functionality. Meaning, I want to create the
feel
> of a web interface where a user will be able to view all contents of a
form,
> even if it's window size will not allow immediate viewing. Example: When
> not all the information of a web page is visible, a user can scroll to see
> the rest of the web page. How would this be accomplished in VB 6?