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Form Sizing Grip

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Tom - 28 Mar 2008 14:53 GMT
Well,

This one's kind of embarrassing.  I have inherited a Windows for application
in VS2008 C# that has a status bar with a sizing grip in the lower right
hand corner.  However, the sizing grip doesn't work (it will not let me grab
it if I place the mouse over it).  Anyway, the form is resizable, and the
status bar has 2 panels associated in the collection.  I have no idea why
the grippy isn't working.  I can take it out with the SizingGrip = false
property, but that seems like the cheesy way out.

Anybody have any ideas why the grippy isn't working?

Thanks.
Family Tree Mike - 28 Mar 2008 16:54 GMT
Are the forms minimum and maximum size constraining the form to the set size?

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RobinS - 29 Mar 2008 23:17 GMT
Please don't multi-post (post in multiple newsgroups one at a time). If you
want to post the same message to more than one group, *cross-post* them,
which means post to all of them at once by putting all of the groups in the
address. This way, if someone answers your post in one group, the other
groups can see it.

RobinS.

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