How to hide a scrollbar? (Windows Mobile)

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Hi! I have one panel "imageHolder" I have from 4 to 20 pictureboxes (each pictureBox is 256x256px so they increase the panel's size to more than the cellphone's workarea) I have set the panel's autoscroll = true, so that a V and H scrollbar is shown.

Is it possible to make these scrollbars not visible?

The reason i want them to be not visible: - I want to be able to use touch to move around in the panel, and thought that i can do this by just increasing/decreasing the scrollbar's position.

Is there a way to do this? (I have searched, but can't seem to find anything useful. Looks like the scrollbars are a bit limited)

Do you recommend me to do it some other way?

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