CEdit Scrollbar help required.

[Richard]

I am attempting to write a program that does the following.

Opens up a dialog box with an editbox, checkbox, and button.
Initially, the checkbox and the button are disabled. A file is read
and sent to the edit box. This file contains a disclaimer. I want
the user to scroll all the way down to the of the disclaimer in the
editbox. Once the user has done this, the checkbox is enabled. Once
the checkbox is enabled, the button becomes enabled. Once the button
is pressed the dialog box closes.

The question is:
How do I implement the ability to scroll to the bottom of the
disclaimer in order to continue?

Thanks
Richard

[Christoph Rabel]

Richard wrote:

I am attempting to write a program that does the following.

Opens up a dialog box with an editbox, checkbox, and button.
Initially, the checkbox and the button are disabled. A file is read
and sent to the edit box. This file contains a disclaimer. I want
the user to scroll all the way down to the of the disclaimer in the
editbox. Once the user has done this, the checkbox is enabled. Once
the checkbox is enabled, the button becomes enabled. Once the button
is pressed the dialog box closes.

The question is:
How do I implement the ability to scroll to the bottom of the
disclaimer in order to continue?

Your question is offtopic here. Editbox, checkbox and
buttons are OS specific and have nothing to do with the
language C++.

You should ask in a NG concerning the Toolkit you use.
(In case youre using Visual Studio please ask in a microsoft
group)

hth

Christoph

[David Harmon]

On 6 Jan 2004 18:09:15 -0800 in comp.lang.c++, bi******@sasktel.net
(Richard) was alleged to have written:

I am attempting to write a program that does the following.

Opens up a dialog box with an editbox, checkbox, and button

If you want to talk about dialog boxes, checkboxes, and buttons, you
should post in a newsgroup that has something to do with dialog boxes,
checkboxes, and buttons.

comp.lang.c++ is about the usage of C++ language itself, which doesn't
have any of those things in it. For example, C++ code design, syntax,
style, rules, bugs, etc.

This issue is covered under the topic "[5.8] Which newsgroup should I
post my questions?" in Marshall Cline's C++ FAQ. It is always good to
check the FAQ before posting. You can get the FAQ at:
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/