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Originally Posted by agraham
Rectangle is the easiest. Attached demo tests also for circular and triangular hotspots. You can code more complicated shapes if needed but I am not sure how valuable that would be for a real application.
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Thanks.. will check on it.
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I'd be interested to know how you intended to get a scrollable panel  as I didn't think you could do it in B4PPC. That is until now,  see this new demo.
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Why not? I used Scrollbar.dll to attach a panel and make it scrollable.
sb.New1("Form1",0,251,240,18,false)
sb.Maximum = 180
sb.SmallChange = 20
sb.LargeChange = 20
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Sub sb_ValueChanged
Panel10.Left = -sb.Value
End Sub
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@Erel - Could we do with a repository (thread?) somewhere for these easy but useful tricks with the Door library, like this scrollable panel and the HScrollBar on a TextBox?. People who do not have the knowledge of the underlying .NET control properties could browse there for ideas.
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Yes, I agreed tricks and tips should be stored in a common location so that we can search for it asap, instead of 'finding the needle in a haysack' by browsing through all mails in this forum.