In the status bar control, there is a “Spring” property which auto-resizes the control to file any available space. Is there a similar property for a combo box control embedded into a toolbar? In MSIE, the Address bar is structured in a similar way, and I would like to mimic the properties. Many thanks, James.
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Can you use the .Anchor property of the combobox?
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jebenson, thanks for replying. Yes, I am currently using that, but then when the form load, how can I determine the avliable width space? I mean, the Anchor property only anchors the distance between two edges, but I have been puzzled to "closing" this gap up. I hope you understand, and sorry for not replying recently, James.
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