Create a spin button using the style bits listed below. These styles can be joined together by using logical ORs (|).

• Specify one of the following to determine whether a spin field will be a master or a servant. If neither is specified, SPBS_SERVANT is the default.

  SPBS_MASTER

  The spin button component consists of at least one single line entry field (SLE), or spin field, and two arrows, the Up Arrow and the Down Arrow. When a spin button contains more than one spin field, the master component contains the spin arrows. If the component contains only one spin field, it should be a master.
  SPBS_SERVANT
  You can create a multifield spin button by spinning servants from the master.
  
  Specify one of the following to determine the type of characters allowed in the spin field:

  SPBS_ALLCHARACTERS

  Any character can be typed in the spin field. This is the default.
  SPBS_NUMERICONLY
  Only the digits 0-9 and the minus sign (-) can be typed in the spin field.
  SPBS_READONLY
  Nothing can be typed in the spin field.
  
  Specify one of the following to determine how the text is to be presented in the spin field:

  SPBS_JUSTLEFT

  Left-justify the text. This is the default.
  SPBS_JUSTRIGHT
  Right-justify the text.
  SPBS_JUSTCENTER
  Center the text.
  
  Specify the following when you do not want a border around the spin button:

  SPBS_NOBORDER

  Suppresses drawing a border.
  
  Specify the following to increase the spin speed:

  SPBS_FASTSPIN

  Enables the spin button to increase the spin speed with time. The speed doubles every two seconds.
  Note: The spin button skips information when this option is specified. Do not use SPBS_FASTSPIN if the application requires that this field be checked each time a spin up or spin down occurs. Do not specify this option on a master component that has servants spun from it.
  
  Specify the following to pad numeric fields with 0s. This is useful when the spin field contains values that represent time or money.

  SPBS_PADWITHZEROS

  The output number is padded at the front between the first non-zero digit and the field width, or 11 characters, whichever is the lesser. The negative sign, if there is one, is retained. The maximum number of characters required to display a LONG number is 11.

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