Re: Hiding/Removing Scrollbars
Just installed VS2010 and again I didn't see a scrollbar on the view by
default. And for the sizebox, the only sizebox I saw on the tabbed view is
the one for the main frame, so you will have to remove the WS_SIZEBOX style
from the mainframe.
AliR.
"AliR" <AliR@online.nospam> wrote in message
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As far as I know CView doesn't display a scrollbar by default. (I guess it
could be something in the feature pack, which I don't have)
In a normal MDI application if you want to remove the sizebox of a view
you simply remove the WS_SIZEBOX style from the parent frame
GetParentFrame()->ModifyStyle(WS_SIZEBOX,0);
AliR.
"DavidC" <dcastlefield@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I'm using a CView derived class to display content rendered by a COM
component in a tabbed MDI application (MFC Feature Pack). The COM
component manages its own window that contains scrollbars. How can I
hide/remove the scrollbars and the "sizebox" in the client area of the
CView derived class?
Using MS Spy++ I can see that the scrollbars and the sizebox are
sibling windows to the parent of the CView class, but it is not
obvious to me how I can reclaim the full client area of the CView so I
can size the COM component window to the size of the client area,
without the interference of the scrollbars associated with the view.
Thanks in advance...
~David
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