What version of LabView introduced the scrollbar controller?

Hi,
Can anyone tell me in what version of LabView the scrollbar controller was introduced? I know that the controller is available in LV 8.5
Thaks
Regards
Tom Andres Lomsdalen, CTD

I believe it was 8.0. It does not exist in 7.1.
Of course, older versions have slides which can be customized to look like a scrollbar or use ActiveX scrollbars.
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