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...and you must set it in your Load event or later, not in the constructor.
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> Hi Harry,
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> FormStartPosition.WindowsDefaultLocation, for instance
> FormStartPosition.Manual.
Morten Wennevik - 22 Apr 2005 18:10 GMT
You can set the location in the constructor, but if you are using Visual Studio, beware that Location is set inside InitializeComponent so you need to set it after the call to InitializeComponent.
> ...and you must set it in your Load event or later, not in the constructor.
>
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>> FormStartPosition.WindowsDefaultLocation, for instance
>> FormStartPosition.Manual.

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