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    Question

    I want to replicate the scroll bars/updown arrows found in W98 menus when the amount of programs gets too much for the screen.
    I have tried to find out the classname of the control, but cant.

    I think the functionality is embedded somewhere in the windows common controls API, maybe they (MS) managed to buddy an updown control to a menu bar or something - damned if I can find out how to do it.

    I even installed C++ and tried looking through the OLE/COM viewer to find something, still no luck - any ideas appreciated.

    Thanks in advance
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    The class is SysPager

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    Thanks!
    Once I work it out i'll post the code (for what it's worth)


    And so it begins...
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    http://www.mvps.org/ccrp

    These guys bundled it into an ocx, and saved me the trouble - the pager control. Ive been going to this site for a while now, I can't understand how I missed it
    Brain is still on back order....

    Thanks for your help!
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