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Message: [QUOTE="Neal Culiner, post: 126, member: 1"] Ahhhh, but nice try mon frere, here is what is happening. Logbook Pro is what is called a MDI application, or 'Multiple Document Interface' just like MS Word and other Office programs were (and can still be, if configured in the gazillion options). What is happening is your Spreadsheet Style logbook screen is simply [b]not maximized[/b] and therefore you see a scroll bar within the grid area of your data [b]and[/b] a scroll bar for the container that houses the Spreadsheet Form. Okay, getting a little [i]greek[/i] here, so let me continue to digress. All you have to do is [i]maximize[/i] your spreadsheet style window. You can do this by either moving the far right scroll bar to the top so you can see the buttons on the top of the Spreadsheet style window and click the [b]maximize[/b] button OR double click the title bar for the Spreadsheet Style window, or any other window for that matter. Logbook Pro (and the software used to design it) has a known problem with this type of situation and used to be forced to show all areas as maximized. Well, I took spears for that, so I did my best workaround and you have what you have now (which works pretty good I hope). So, that's my documentary. Nothing is wrong, it's just a matter of learning more about our wonderful computers and todays topic of the 'MDI' or Multiple Document Interface. Hope this helps you out but more importantly THANK YOU for using this forum as we can all help each other, if anyone wants to try and beat me to the punch! [img]/forums/emoticons/smile.gif[/img] Neal Culiner NC Software, Inc. [email]support@nc-software.com[/email] [/QUOTE]

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