--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "swzoh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- "stindlpeter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I know that there is no solution at the moment. It was meant to ask 
> > for one in the future.
> > 
> > Other programs have no option to show the scroll bar if needed. It 
> is 
> > standard in all programs (at least what I am using) to show it when 
> > needed and to hide it when not needed -  if the text is not so long 
> > that it is needed.
> 
> I said not "other programs" but "other note programs".
> Well, I should've said "other sticky note programs", I think.
> The reason why I asked that was:
> how to say, I'm afraid I'll have to say about what I really don't
> know :-) The usual programs use the standard frames etc provided by
> Windows, e.g., caption bar, scroll bar, menu bar, all provided by
> Windows, not drawn by their own. But, the look of sticky notes
> are drastically different from the standard look, I suspect they
> have to be drawn by the application itself, so, things like scroll
> bar can't be handled after creation, unlike other standard-look
> windows. But, I may be wrong.

BTW, since I think I had read that PP is written in VC 5 or
something similar, I'd like to ask a question:
does VC 5 or ... has a function to create vertical scroll bar
when needed?
The only one I can think of atm that does this is
"Total Commander", which is written in Delphi 2 on the
contrary. So, I wonder it might be the limitations on the
program languages in which an app is written ...



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