According to the Palm OS Programmers' Companion documentation ... ****** Some applications, such as forms packages, must create their displays at runtime-it is for applications such as these that the Dynamic UI API is provided. If you're not absolutely sure that you need to change your UI dynamically, don't do it-unexpected changes to an application's interface are likely to confuse or frustrate the end user. Dynamic user interface objects are subject to the following limitations:
. You cannot create tables or Graffiti Shift indicators. . You cannot create buttons (or repeating buttons) having frames or non-bold frames. ******* Note that there is no documented limitation regarding ScrollBars. This omission of a limitation lends credence to the thought that the FrmAddScrollBar routine (or, whatever) was simply forgotten when the dynamic UI functionality was added. >From the tone of your messages here, it appears that we won't be getting any relief from this limitation. This forces us to reserve a "template" form resource containing nothing bug a ScrollBar in an application that currently has no form resources defined. Ugly. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
