Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 introduced a new visual technology called flat scroll bars. Functionally, flat scroll bars behave just like standard scroll bars. The difference is that you can customize their appearance to a greater extent than standard scroll bars.
Enables or disables one or both flat scroll bar direction buttons. If flat scroll bars are not initialized for the window, this function calls the standard EnableScrollBar function.
Gets the information for a flat scroll bar. If flat scroll bars are not initialized for the window, this function calls the standard GetScrollInfo function.
Gets the thumb position in a flat scroll bar. If flat scroll bars are not initialized for the window, this function calls the standard GetScrollPos function.
Gets the properties for a flat scroll bar. This function can also be used to determine if InitializeFlatSB has been called for this window. Note: This is identical to FlatSB_GetScrollProp.
Gets the scroll range for a flat scroll bar. If flat scroll bars are not initialized for the window, this function calls the standard GetScrollRange function.
Sets the information for a flat scroll bar. If flat scroll bars are not initialized for the window, this function calls the standard SetScrollInfo function.
Sets the current position of the thumb in a flat scroll bar. If flat scroll bars are not initialized for the window, this function calls the standard SetScrollPos function.
Sets the scroll range of a flat scroll bar. If flat scroll bars are not initialized for the window, this function calls the standard SetScrollRange function.