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I went with your recommendation and maximized the window. &nbsp;Thanks for the help!
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I went with your recommendation and maximized the window.  Thanks for the help!

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I have a form that is long and runs off the screen. &nbsp;I set AutoScroll to True on the form and also set AutoScaleMode to dpi. &nbsp;Even with these settings, the form goes under the taskbar and off the screen (no scroll bar is added). &nbsp;The only workaround I have found is to set the height much smaller than what the form is and then the scroll bar is there. &nbsp;The only problem with this workaround is that I have to set the height small so it will work on laptops with small resolutions.<br />
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Is there another option that I'm missing? &nbsp;Another property of the form I need to set?
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I have a form that is long and runs off the screen.  I set AutoScroll to True on the form and also set AutoScaleMode to dpi.  Even with these settings, the form goes under the taskbar and off the screen (no scroll bar is added).  The only workaround I have found is to set the height much smaller than what the form is and then the scroll bar is there.  The only problem with this workaround is that I have to set the height small so it will work on laptops with small resolutions.

Is there another option that I'm missing?  Another property of the form I need to set?

AutoScroll not working as expected

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