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Brad Pears - 27 Jul 2007 21:06 GMT
I am using a status strip in my vb.net 2005 project. I have a couple items
added to it (labels). How on earth do I move them around in thre??  I have
my status strip docked to the bottom of the form. I have tried undocking and
moving them etc..   to no avail. I would really like to move them over to
the left hand side of the status strip instead of the right side - where
they appear by default. I do not see any properties that allow you to move
the items around at all!

Help!

Thanks, Brad
ModelBuilder - 28 Jul 2007 03:40 GMT
For me, the start on the left and as I add new ones, they appear progressing
to the right.  To move one, I drag it along to where I want it.

> I am using a status strip in my vb.net 2005 project. I have a couple items
> added to it (labels). How on earth do I move them around in thre??  I have
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> Thanks, Brad
Tom - 28 Jul 2007 11:36 GMT
In the properties for that label, change the "Alignment" property to
Left or Right. Also check your Right to Left properties just in case
you've turned them on by accident :P

> For me, the start on the left and as I add new ones, they appear progressing
> to the right.  To move one, I drag it along to where I want it.
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>> Thanks, Brad

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