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Vertical Scroll Bar Help
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I wouldn't suggest going about it that way. You can add a textbox to the form, and set it's "multiline" property to true. Then go to the "scrollbars" property, and choose if you want vertical, horizontal, or both. They will only be active when the data goes beyond the textbox, and basically works as you would expect.
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