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Does anyone know how to determine the slider position
(i.e. relative to the min and max values) of a combobox's
vertical scroll bar (i.e. maybe a win api call?).
I am trying to feedback the list's value as the user's
scrolls the combobox (the list is too large to fill the
combobox). I can't find any way to get this information.
I seem to recall that in VB 6.0 this was available in one
of the scrolling functions.
If there is no way to get this info in vb.net, I would
like to build my own combobox with textbox, listbox and
vertical scroll bar. However, the problem then becomes
how to make the vertical scroll bar look like the
combobox scroll bar (I like the appearance of the latter
when running on XP).
(i.e. relative to the min and max values) of a combobox's
vertical scroll bar (i.e. maybe a win api call?).
I am trying to feedback the list's value as the user's
scrolls the combobox (the list is too large to fill the
combobox). I can't find any way to get this information.
I seem to recall that in VB 6.0 this was available in one
of the scrolling functions.
If there is no way to get this info in vb.net, I would
like to build my own combobox with textbox, listbox and
vertical scroll bar. However, the problem then becomes
how to make the vertical scroll bar look like the
combobox scroll bar (I like the appearance of the latter
when running on XP).