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Small change using Designer with C# generates many diffs

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ricko2001 - 14 Aug 2007 02:30 GMT
I checked out a form and made a couple of changes to the menu items using
Designer. When I was ready to check it back in, I did a diff and found many
changes made throughout the .Designer.cs file, mostly having to do with
control sizes. ( My file has the x values all about 2 smaller than they were
in the original file.)

Is this due to the dpi setting on the machine? How do others handle this
problem. I know laptops often need a higher dpi to be readable.

Richard
Stevanich - 31 Aug 2007 17:54 GMT
Richard,

DPI should not affect the control size and positioning.  Those are
determined in the designer itself by where you position items and how they
get laid out.  Are you using the built-in menu control?  Is it docked to the
top, or positioned manually?

Thanks,

Steve

>I checked out a form and made a couple of changes to the menu items using
> Designer. When I was ready to check it back in, I did a diff and found
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>
> Richard

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