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I dont know what Wrox Publishing's books is but, from the format menu &gt;&nbsp;Lock Controls will do this.<br />
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Cheers<br />
Marcus
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I dont know what Wrox Publishing's books is but, from the format menu > Lock Controls will do this.

Cheers
Marcus

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You can also &quot;move&quot; the controls by changing their left and top properties, although the graphical interface is obviously much easier.
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You can also "move" the controls by changing their left and top properties, although the graphical interface is obviously much easier.

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Thanks!<br />
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It was nearly as &quot;plain as the nose on my face&quot;!<br />
Jim
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Thanks!

It was nearly as "plain as the nose on my face"!
Jim

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Even experts discover new areas in the IDE from time to time.
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Even experts discover new areas in the IDE from time to time.

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Hi.<br />
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I'm working with a Form from one of Wrox Publishing's books. I need to add more controls to it. <br />
For reasons unknown to me, I can't move the controls around on this Form.<br />
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What property on the Form is set to &quot;lock&quot; these controls in their places?<br />
<br />
Jim
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Hi.

I'm working with a Form from one of Wrox Publishing's books. I need to add more controls to it. 
For reasons unknown to me, I can't move the controls around on this Form.

What property on the Form is set to "lock" these controls in their places?

Jim

Moving Controls on a Form

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