developing a website with vb.net how can you code for the screen to scroll beyond full screen?
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why dont you try negative or a value of 1000+
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You mean to scroll sideways, or actually turn the page 90o?\n\nTo scroll sideways, set your screen resolution higer than normal, then use a 'PAN' facility if you have one.\n\nTo see it 90o out turn your monitor through 90o.
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?\n\nonly open windows have scroll bars...not the screen.\nIn most cases the scroll bar(s) will only appear if there is more data to display than will fit on the screen.\n\nif you are inside a custom program, try closing it and restart it.
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Simple, change your screen resolution.  I'm betting that your resolution settings are 800x600; the vast majority of people creating websites on the internet are gearing their sites for 1024x768 resolution or higher.  So just right-click on your desktop, select Properties.  Click on the Settings tab, set your screen resolution to 1024x768 and click Apply; your computer will test the new setting and give you 15 seconds to accept before it reverts to the old setting.  If it looks good, accept; if it still doesn't show the entire page, go back and select a higher resolution setting.  Be forewarned, your text will shrink as you expand resolution, so you'll want to find a happy "medium" that you're comfortable with.  Enjoy!!
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If your use'n Microsoft internet explorer to browse:\n\ngo to view, choose text size, and adjust accordingly
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Hi, the link below may help. I sent an email to my actual programmer who can help for sure. I have not personally made the leap to how we actually serve our websites but its xhtml 1.1 and css served as an xml file. It may not require visual basic to do it but please don't quote me on that.
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Try Control + Tab.  I'm not sure if this works in IE7 (I use FF), but it probably will.
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Adjusting the window is possible, but some browsers, firefox for example,  allow users to selectively disable this functionality. You can place the content of your site inside a div and then adjust the size, or privide buttons that allow the client to resize it to several preset levels. \n\n<script type="text/javascript">\n<!--\n   function resize(newWidth, newWidth){\n       var body = document.getElementById('content_div');\n       body.style.width = newWidth + "px";\n       body.style.height = newHeight + "px";\n   }\n    function small(){\n          resize(800,600);\n    }\n    function medium(){\n          resize(1024, 768);\n    }\n    function large(){\n          resize(1280, 1024);\n    }\n//-->\n</script>\n....\n\n<body>\n<p onclick="small();">small</p>\n<p onclick="medium();">medium</p>\n<p onclick="large();">large</p>\n<div id="body">\nsite content here\n</div>\n...
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Try PlanetSourceCode:\n\nhttp://www.planetsourcecode.com/vb/default.asp?lngWId=4
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Launch Internet Explorer. \nSelect File | Page Setup... from the menu. \nAdjust the margins to your liking. \nClick OK.
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(simultaneously) hold " ctrl" and "-".\nOr go to View->Text Size->smaller\n...may vary depending on your browser.  This works in IE and is only slightly different wording in Netscape.  If you use a different browser, you may want to specify what it is so that you can get better responses.
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Use DirectX!!! the only way to go! \nThere are a lot of examples on msdn\nhttp://www.vbcode.com/\nhttp://www.a1vbcode.com/\nand other sites like that
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Take a look at this site for a sample of a marquee style taskbar:  http://delphi.about.com/library/weekly/aa071100a.htm     \nThis is probably not the answer you want.   So try doing a Google search for "scrolling task bar" or something similar.  There may be a shareware or freeware program out there somewhere.  GOOD LUCK
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I am assuming you are actually talking about a program - for example Internet Explorer. To solve your problem, take the screen, use the mouse to grab the blue bar at the top and move the screen right to the top of your screen (but still totally visible). Then grab the sides and expand them out so that it fills your screen again. When you exit, use file exit. Now, it should open up in full screen view again.\n\nAt least that is how it worked for me when I wanted to resize the web pages I opened in a new window. Got tired of always having to resize them...
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This trick should work.\n\nTurn off your Taskbar's Auto-hide feature, if enabled, and then maximise the problem window. While the window is maximised, increase the height of the Taskbar from one row to two. Allow the maximised window to reset itself to fit into the new area allowed by the taller Taskbar. Now return the Taskbar to its normal single row. This is to try to make Windows re-calculate the window size and boundaries.\n\nIf no joy, run regedit and remove these registry key values which are most likely corrupted:\n\nHKCU&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Main&#92;\nwindow_placement\n\nHKCU&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Desktop&#92;\nOldWorkAreas&#92;OldWorkAreaRects\n\nThen reboot.\n\nNote - there is a known bug that causes off-centre windows - check out the following KB article:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com?scid=kb;EN-US;Q321268
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You can not do this in the easy way, you have to use macros (VBA) to access the properties of that scrollbar in code\nSheet1.Shapes("Scroll Bar 1")..Min = 1\nSheet1.Shapes("Scroll Bar 1")..Max = 1\nWhere Sheet1 is the name of your sheet (Not Tab Caption)\n\nMail me for more info\n\nEnjoy my profile, I am the VBAXLMan
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Use the onload attribute of the body element to execute a script after the page loads. You will probably want to execute the code window.resizeTo(intHeight, intWidth).\nIf you code to XHTML standards, see http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Properly_Using_CSS_and_JavaScript_in_XHTML_Documents for proper procedures.