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Thanks. &nbsp;So, I guess I can combine the two answers given and use &nbsp;the panel to design the form and then resize the form at runtime to match desire size (and fit the panel within it). &nbsp;I will give it a shot.
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Thanks.  So, I guess I can combine the two answers given and use  the panel to design the form and then resize the form at runtime to match desire size (and fit the panel within it).  I will give it a shot.

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@MikeTomilson <br />
Wow haven't seen you grace EE in a while <br />
Hope all is well<br />
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@l2Bravo<br />
awesome<br />
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happy codiing
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@MikeTomilson
Wow haven't seen you grace EE in a while
Hope all is well


@l2Bravo
awesome

happy codiing

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I need to develop (in design time) forms to fit a monitor with screen resolution 2560 x 1440, but my monitor's maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080. &nbsp;I've done some research, as well as my own experiments, and found that MS Visual Studio (2010) limits the form size to 12 pixels larger in each dimension than your maximum screen resolution. &nbsp;Is there a way to overcome this limitation? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks.
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I need to develop (in design time) forms to fit a monitor with screen resolution 2560 x 1440, but my monitor's maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080.  I've done some research, as well as my own experiments, and found that MS Visual Studio (2010) limits the form size to 12 pixels larger in each dimension than your maximum screen resolution.  Is there a way to overcome this limitation?  

Thanks.

Form Size C#

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