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Thanks, I have limited programming knowledge but at first glance I am unsure how this helps.
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Thanks, I have limited programming knowledge but at first glance I am unsure how this helps.

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<a href="http://www.techrepublic.com/resource-library/downloads/manage-winform-controls-using-the-anchor-and-dock-properties/post/?skipAutoLoad=1" rel="ugc">You need to understand the dock and anchor control properties</a>
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You need to understand the dock and anchor control properties [http://www.techrepublic.com/resource-library/downloads/manage-winform-controls-using-the-anchor-and-dock-properties/post/?skipAutoLoad=1]

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I have a question regarding screen resolution when creating a form. I have many different size monitors that can range from 17 inches to 22 inches. The resolution can obviously vary from screen to screen. I hope I ask this right but for example if I buy a piece of software and load I can see all fields and buttons associated with that form on the screen regardless of what size monitor. When I create my own forms some of the buttons can be see on the larger monitors but not on the smaller 17 inch monitors. Is there a way or is there some sort of code to make the forms I create smart. Meaning snap my forms automatically no matter what screen size monitor/resolution is being used or is this not possible? Any advice would be welcome.
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I have a question regarding screen resolution when creating a form. I have many different size monitors that can range from 17 inches to 22 inches. The resolution can obviously vary from screen to screen. I hope I ask this right but for example if I buy a piece of software and load I can see all fields and buttons associated with that form on the screen regardless of what size monitor. When I create my own forms some of the buttons can be see on the larger monitors but not on the smaller 17 inch monitors. Is there a way or is there some sort of code to make the forms I create smart. Meaning snap my forms automatically no matter what screen size monitor/resolution is being used or is this not possible? Any advice would be welcome.

VB.net Screen Size/Resolution

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