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Scrolling Windows
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learn to write a program that displays a scrollable window (see
Figure below). That is, if the form width and height are greater
than the current size of the window that displays the form, the user
can use the horizontal and vertical scrollbars of the window to
scroll to any desired control of the form. The user can also use the
Tab key to move from field to field and if needed, the window will
scroll automatically. |
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Figure
1. Learn
to write programs that display scrollable windows.
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