Dear VBForums-community
...new user here. First a big Thanks to all of you! You helped me out in a whole lot of situations just by providing all this information.
Especially to LaVolpe, i'm using your Button-usercontrol successfully since many years (with occassional headaches though) and dilletante.:thumb:
I now have a problem that i coud'nt find a soluntion for.
I use a standard ListBox control in many forms and use the API CallWindowProc to catch Mousewheel-scroll messages to enable the user to scroll through listitems with the mousewheel.
Works very well, up to Windows8 that is. In Windows10 the scrollmessages are *not* passed through, unless you press a key like Shift or Alt. Which kind of defeats the usability improvement by the scrollwheel.
So, could there be a 'workaround' or whatever, to provide this functionality on W10. Like copying some files to W10, or simulating these keystrokes?
Many thanks for any hints
tubus
...new user here. First a big Thanks to all of you! You helped me out in a whole lot of situations just by providing all this information.
Especially to LaVolpe, i'm using your Button-usercontrol successfully since many years (with occassional headaches though) and dilletante.:thumb:
I now have a problem that i coud'nt find a soluntion for.
I use a standard ListBox control in many forms and use the API CallWindowProc to catch Mousewheel-scroll messages to enable the user to scroll through listitems with the mousewheel.
Works very well, up to Windows8 that is. In Windows10 the scrollmessages are *not* passed through, unless you press a key like Shift or Alt. Which kind of defeats the usability improvement by the scrollwheel.
So, could there be a 'workaround' or whatever, to provide this functionality on W10. Like copying some files to W10, or simulating these keystrokes?
Many thanks for any hints
tubus