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   From: computer_hero@coldmail.com   
      
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   > Hi All   
   >   
   > I've been a good lad and when my vb6 app was limited for space I created a   
   > picturebox within a picturebox and then used the standard scrollbar to   
   > move   
   > the picturebox contents left and right.  This is fine and it's functional,   
   > but the standard vb6 scrollbar looks a bit tired and amateurish, as my   
   > form   
   > design looks completely diff to the grey Win98 look of the scrollbar.   
   >   
   > I've tried putting some nice slim left/right arrows at each side of the   
   > picture to give the same scrollie effect, but my code doesn't seem to give   
   > a   
   > fluid experience/control.  You basically have to frantically keep clicking   
   > the left (or right) arrow to make it go left (or right) and it just   
   > doesn't   
   > work.   
   >   
   > Has anybody got any suggestions on how I could make my arrow clicking a   
   > fluid process, I envisaged that they'd just hold the mouse down to make it   
   > move left or right, but how do you invoke this in code OR a better looking   
   > scrollbar offering??   
   >   
   > Thank you in advance.   
   >   
   >   
      
   Use Public variables for ScrollLeft As Boolean, ScrollRight As Boolean.   
      
   Use the Left- and Right Arrow controls' MouseDown and MouseUp events to   
   enable/disable scrolling in a Timer.   
      
   /Henning   
      
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