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I had no idea this object existed. That is very helpful. Do you know of a way to reposition a window in the center of the user's screen at runtime?
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I had no idea this object existed. That is very helpful. Do you know of a way to reposition a window in the center of the user's screen at runtime?

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Hello,<br />
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I have a form which runs off the user's screen, but only at resolution 800x600. (I don't really care about 640x480). I need to make this a scrollable form, but only for this resolution (or only when the form runs off the screen) It runs off at the bottom only, and I am centering the form in the middle of the screen. Further complicating things, this form has a picture as a background. I line up various controls (buttons, textboxes, etc.) to areas of the picture, so simply moving all the controls around will not work. I've found code which illustrates how to make a form scrollable and moves all form elements (using a picturebox I believe), but I need code that can detect the user resolution or when a form runs off the screen, and only in that case add a scrollbar to the form.<br />
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Any suggestions?
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Hello,

I have a form which runs off the user's screen, but only at resolution 800x600. (I don't really care about 640x480). I need to make this a scrollable form, but only for this resolution (or only when the form runs off the screen) It runs off at the bottom only, and I am centering the form in the middle of the screen. Further complicating things, this form has a picture as a background. I line up various controls (buttons, textboxes, etc.) to areas of the picture, so simply moving all the controls around will not work. I've found code which illustrates how to make a form scrollable and moves all form elements (using a picturebox I believe), but I need code that can detect the user resolution or when a form runs off the screen, and only in that case add a scrollbar to the form.

Any suggestions?

Scrolling a form

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