Scroll Bar on a Panel

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Is there a way to hide the scroll bars on a VB.Net panel? We have written code to allow the user to scroll using a touch screen and do not need to see the scroll bar. I know it has to be there for the scrolling to work, but would like to hide it from view.

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John

Posted 19-Nov-10 3:32am

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Updated 19-Nov-10 4:47am

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Sandeep Mewara 19-Nov-10 10:33am

winforms or web app?

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-11-19T04:49:00

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If you delete/hide the scrollbar, how is the user going to know that he can/should scroll the form, or where he is in relation to the top/bottom of the scrollable area?

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Dr.Walt Fair, PE · Answer 2 · 2010-11-19T08:01:00

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Is there a problem setting MyPanel.AutoScroll = False either in the designer or in code?

Posted 19-Nov-10 8:01am

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John-L 19-Nov-10 14:28pm

If I do that then scrolling will not work.

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John

Dr.Walt Fair, PE 19-Nov-10 15:02pm

Oh, OK, I understand now. You might have to disable AutoScroll and manually paint the panel. (That doesn't sound like fun. Personally I think I'd live with the scroll bars.)

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.