How to remove sub panel scrollbars with LabVIEW 2009-SP1?

I did a search and found this thread on the subject: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/subpanel-scollbars-in-labview-8-0/m-p/284503/highlight/false#M149983
I double checked that that the horizontal and vertical scrollbars were not selected in the Customize Window Appearance and they were not selected as shown in the image below. You can see the nasty scrollbars in the front panel in the image at the bottom. Of couse, since the code / sw cannot be shown, it has been painted over but you can still see the scrollbars along the frame of the sub-panel.
Customized Window Appearance settings:
Scrollbars are seen at the bottom & right of the sub panel frame
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Just ran into this myself. (To complicate matters, forgot that one of my debug tools turns the scroll bars back on upon program exit.) "Off While Running" works, too. You can insert this code onto the diagram of any VI that will be called in a subpanel.
Thanks for the tip.
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