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Tim Frawley
I have a large form with many controls, almost like legal size paper
in height.
Just so I can head these off, I am not looking for suggestions to the
effect of using Tab controls, multi-window or multi-page forms. The
Forms AutoScroll property is set to true so the user can scroll the
window.
What I would like to do is scroll the form for the user. I have
explored the possibility of Me.ScrollControlIntoView(control further
down the page). This works but is a little 'jumpy' on the user as the
form scrolls so fast the the window appears to jump to it's new scroll
point.
Are there any suggestions or ideas on how I could find the location on
the form the user is at, the direction they are going, Tab or
Shift-Tab order and incrementally scrolling (with the forms AutoScroll
option) to make the form appear less jumpy?
Thank you for any help you may provide...
Tim
in height.
Just so I can head these off, I am not looking for suggestions to the
effect of using Tab controls, multi-window or multi-page forms. The
Forms AutoScroll property is set to true so the user can scroll the
window.
What I would like to do is scroll the form for the user. I have
explored the possibility of Me.ScrollControlIntoView(control further
down the page). This works but is a little 'jumpy' on the user as the
form scrolls so fast the the window appears to jump to it's new scroll
point.
Are there any suggestions or ideas on how I could find the location on
the form the user is at, the direction they are going, Tab or
Shift-Tab order and incrementally scrolling (with the forms AutoScroll
option) to make the form appear less jumpy?
Thank you for any help you may provide...
Tim