Creating Scrollable Forms
A scrollable form is a form that can display scrollbars when its contents are larger than the physical size of the form. Not only is this a cool yet necessary feature, but it's also trivial to implement in your own applications.
The scrolling behavior of a form is determined by the following three properties:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| AutoScroll | This property determines whether scrollbars will ever appear on a form. |
| AutoScrollMinSize | The minimum size of the scroll region (area). If the size of the form is adjusted so that the client area of the form (the area of the form not counting borders and title bar) is smaller than the AutoScrollMinSize, scrollbars will appear. |
| AutoScrollMargin | This property determines the margin given around ... |
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