Hi,

>> border around the entire FlowChart control

You could use ShowFocusFrame to display a border while the flowchart has focus. Or put the flowchart in some kind of panel control.

>> The scrollbars seem to always be shown

Try calling the HideScrollers method.

>> Is there a way to enable the mouse wheel

Handle the MouseWheel event and set ScrollY accordingly.

>> When I create my arrows, I tell them to use the Bezier style.  However, the LayeredLayout class always shows them as straight lines ...

LayeredLayout always resets the arrow.Style to Polyline. You might save the CtrlPtX/Y coordinates for an arrow and its Segments number, set its style to Bezier, restore Segments, and copy the saved point coordinates to every 4th bezier point. Interpolate every 2nd and 3d bezier point (which define the bend) point from the position of the adjacent points (through which the curve goes).

Stoyan

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Maybe it's a VS 20005 problem.  Have you tried it there?

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Fair enough.  I wish it were a property I could manipulate instead of having to place the control over a panel.

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I was more hoping they would be shown or hidden automatically.  HideScrollers makes them go away completely.  The default behavior has them showing regardless of the doc size and it's not until the control is resized by the user that they automatically show or hide.

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Got it to working, thanks.  It was a bit tricky.

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  Thanks for the solution, but I think I'll pass.

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This is the one that I'd really like your feedback on.  My boss is demanding this feature and I sure as hell would not want to have to go through the pain of laying out dozens of boxes manually. 

Thanks!
Alvaro

Yep, that one crashes. The error comes from the wrapper assembly VS generated for FlowChartX. If you have VS2003 around, probably you can use it to create the user control.