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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / June 2005It seems like a simple question.
I have what seems like a simple question for VBA. I am creating my own scrollbar for word and would like to then Hide words scrollbar using ActiveWindow.DisplayVerticalScrollBar = False but when i do this I can't set/get the scroll position using ActiveWindow.VerticalPercentScrolled any Ideas? P.S. I also can't find a way to use the ActiveWindow.SmallScroll because I can't find the max Units to scroll down and the max units to scroll Up. G'day "David M. Pierce" <DMP@EHTI.NET>, Dude - you r asking the impossible. Cummon, if we banish the bar, how could we read its current value? Steve Hudson - Word Heretic steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment) Without prejudice David M. Pierce reckoned: >I have what seems like a simple question for VBA. I am creating my own >scrollbar for word and would like to then Hide words scrollbar using [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >because I can't find the max Units to scroll down and the max units to >scroll Up. What I really need is to know how many times you can call ActiveWindow.SmallScroll before you get to the end of the document.
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