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wierd grid problem - 2003

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Elmo Watson - 05 Jun 2007 16:15 GMT
I have inherited an app, so I'm using the 2003 IDE...

I'm trying to change the grid size, however, it doesn't matter whether it's
2,2 or 200, 200 or whether Snap to Grid is on or off

It keeps the same grid size and snap to grid is always on.

Anyone have a fix for this, or at least any ideas?
Bryan Phillips - 06 Jun 2007 02:44 GMT
Try changing it manually in the designer file.  While you are in there,
make sure someone did not hard code some values outside the
InitializeComponent method.

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> I have inherited an app, so I'm using the 2003 IDE...
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> Anyone have a fix for this, or at least any ideas?
Elmo Watson - 07 Jun 2007 16:02 GMT
how do you get to the designer file?
I've got a resx and a vb file - I don't see anywhere that the grid is even
referenced

> Try changing it manually in the designer file.  While you are in there,
> make sure someone did not hard code some values outside the
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>> Anyone have a fix for this, or at least any ideas?

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