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The panel is a 'container', which should 'contain' the other controls. &nbsp;It would seem that your AXSSPanel does NOT contain the other controls. &nbsp;It is not enough to simply drag the controls fromn the form so they appear to be in the panel. &nbsp;You must actively Select the panel. then place the new control onto the selected panel. &nbsp;Then the new controls will be contained within the panel, and when the panel is not visible, the contained controls will likewise be no longer visible.<br />
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Thanks Arthur Wood for your response.<br />
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Not sure what you mean by &quot;actively select the panel&quot;. &nbsp;What I tried was to put an AxxSSPanel on a form, then click the panel to select it, &nbsp;then clicking on a button in the tool box, &nbsp;and then drawing (placing) &nbsp;the button onto the panel. &nbsp;The button appears to be on or in the panel, but when moving the panel, the button does not move with it.<br />
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Probably I am doing something work, but don't know what.<br />
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Jack
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Been several days since the original comment from AW. &nbsp;Are we at a dead end here or can someone step in and answer the question?<br />
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Jack
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We have a VB6 program and have used the (Sheridan) SSPanel to place numerous objects into such as labels, texboxes, ect. Once placed, these objects would be anchored to their position in the panel. &nbsp;Also if the Panel was not enabled, the objects were also not enabled. &nbsp;We are converting some of our programs to VB.Net. &nbsp;When we try to use the AXSSPanel, the objects are not anchored and when the panel is not enabled, the objects inside are still enabled.<br />
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I know I can use the Group Box but I like the ability to have different border styles.<br />
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Question, Is there something I can do to still use the AXSSPanel and not have to disable multiple objects in the panel?<br />

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We have a VB6 program and have used the (Sheridan) SSPanel to place numerous objects into such as labels, texboxes, ect. Once placed, these objects would be anchored to their position in the panel.  Also if the Panel was not enabled, the objects were also not enabled.  We are converting some of our programs to VB.Net.  When we try to use the AXSSPanel, the objects are not anchored and when the panel is not enabled, the objects inside are still enabled.

I know I can use the Group Box but I like the ability to have different border styles.

Question, Is there something I can do to still use the AXSSPanel and not have to disable multiple objects in the panel?


In VB.Net, Placing objects such as text boxes  into a AXSSPanel

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