So big messing for the messing box .. what best practies ?

[Darkforce_the_ilogic_guy]

is there an good way to handle messing that are too big  to show all the messing on the screen at the same time ?

is it possible to make an scroll funktion ?  I am using ilogic

[WCrihfield]

I would suggest creating and displaying a text file (.txt), if that would work for your situation.  Other than that, I would suggest that your iLogic rule create its own Windows Form with TextBox control that incorporates a scroll bar.  Then put the contents of your message within that TextBox.  If you are not familiar with creating a Windows Form from an iLogic rule, here is a somewhat simple example I created that should help guide you to that goal.

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[WCrihfield]

And since my example doesn't really use a scroll bar for its TextBox control, here is a link to Microsoft's official page for that Property of a TextBox object.  Just make sure you change the "C#" to "VB" in the drop-down menu on the web page near the top right corner.

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[Michael.Navara]

IMHO user don't read long messages. (in standard workflow)

1. For debugging you can use iLogic logger and his dockable window. (https://help.autodesk.com/view/INVNTOR/2020/ENU/?guid=GUID-BE996AA3-DE49-4765-86A7-129DD7B42A4A)
2. For error messages you can use standard ErrorManager (https://help.autodesk.com/view/INVNTOR/2020/ENU/?guid=GUID-6EC047A4-8A10-4175-A247-C7B2699F2999)
3. For complex result of task save result to text file and use some text editor installed on the PC to display this file.

Dim fileName As String = "C:\Some\path\File.txt"
Dim fileContent = "Some large content"
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(fileName, fileContent)
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(fileName)