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statusBar1.Dock = DockStyle.Bottom;
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Thanks guys I tried it in a form and it work well.<br />

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Thanks guys I tried it in a form and it work well.


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If you want to place a Status Bar control named 'statusBar1' at the bottom of your Windows Form, which of the following would be the correct property to set?<br />
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statusBar1.Dock = DockStyle.Bottom; <br />
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&nbsp; statusBar1.Lock = &quot;Bottom&quot;;<br />
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&nbsp; Location(statusBar1) = DockStyle.Bottom;<br />
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&nbsp; statusBar1 = Placement.Down;<br />
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If you want to place a Status Bar control named 'statusBar1' at the bottom of your Windows Form, which of the following would be the correct property to set?

statusBar1.Dock = DockStyle.Bottom; 
 
 
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  statusBar1.Lock = "Bottom";
 
 
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  Location(statusBar1) = DockStyle.Bottom;
 
 
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  statusBar1 = Placement.Down;
 


statusbar question?

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