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modifying a WinForm's base class components

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nibmike

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I've got an MDI form going, and i want to permanently remove the scrollbars. Autoscroll=flase doesnt work too well, so count that out. Now i'm thinking, if the scrollbars are actually children of the class Windows.Forms.Form, how can i access this base class to remove its components? Any idea how this is done? The only tutorials i found were related to overriding base class methods, but i need to override base class form components. mike

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Well, the Latest News section on here (see side bar to right) certainly helps in that respect.

If you also join the Code Project site (http://www.codeproject.com/), they'll send you at least one newsletter a day which lists (and links to) relevant articles that have recently been published on other news sites, not just on computing but on science and technology generally. In fact, there's so many that it's difficult to keep up!

Personally, I never look at Twitter (unless linked to by the aforementioned sources) as I find it too shallow for most purposes.


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