Hi,

   When I design forms, I frequently have a lower-right aligned Label to
the left of a TextBox. For example, I might have a Label with the Text
property set to "Name:" and a TextBox to the immediate right where the user
types his name. It's very hard to get the bottom of the label to align with
the bottom of the text box. I discovered that VS.NET will perform the
alignment for me if I select both items and use Format | Align | Bottoms.

   When dealing with long forms containing dozens of Label-TextBox pairs, I
run into problems when I try to select ALL of the controls and, for example,
move them all down an inch or two. I might do this if I realize that I
forgot to include a particular label-textBox pair at the top of the form.
When I move everything down (or up), I lose my alignment. The Labels and
TextBoxes no longer have aligned bottoms. They are close, but not a match.
This means I have to re-select each of the pairs and align them one by one
EACH and every time I decide to change the form in a way that moves these
pairs around. This is getting frustration for me.

   Is this a bug? Is there a workaround? Thanks.

Sal B.
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