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Designer window Form1 position.

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FGTerry - 15 Jun 2004 01:18 GMT
Hi,

I've recently decided to try to become familiar with .NET programming, and I'm currently working with VB.NET.  My problem is that when I start a new project and the form designer window comes up, Form1 in Form1.vb[Design] appears in the upper left of the design window and I cannot change its position.  Is there any way to move FORM1 from its default position to, say, the center of the page.  In the current location, the toolbox menu covers the form.

I could re-dock the toolbox on the right side of the window, but I would like to leave it on the left and just drag Form1 (the form I drop the controls onto) into the center of the page.  Surely there is a way to do this, but I can't find it in any of the IDE options, tools, or tabs.

Thanks in advance

fgterry
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per@sorhaga.se - 17 Jun 2004 10:18 GMT
Hi,
Well, what you can do is to dock the toolbox (contrary of auto hide it).
When you have the Tool Box open, click on the little auto hide symbol (thumbtack) in upper right corner of the box. /Regards Per

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