I have a form and have dropped a vertical scrollbar on it.
Whatever I set the “Maximum” property to, the scrollbar will only scroll up to that value minus 9.
Why is that?
I’m using C# in Visual Studio 2008. (WinForms)
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I have a form and have dropped a vertical scrollbar on it.
Whatever I set the “Maximum” property to, the scrollbar will only scroll up to that value minus 9.
Why is that?
I’m using C# in Visual Studio 2008. (WinForms)
After some research, I’ve found that a scroll bar can only go up to it’s maximum minus the size of the scrollbar’s slider.
And the size of the slider appears to be equal to (LargeChange – 1).
Doesn’t seem very intuitive to me but there you go.