Forms Position

[Patrick De Ridder]

I have a form1. From it I can select form2.
Like so:

DataIO MyIO = new DataIO;
MyIO.Show();

I want MyIO to appear in a certain position on form1.
Say in position (0,0)

Which line of code would do the job?

MyIO.Location = new Point(0,0);

does not do the job.

Pleas help.

....
Gato

[Frank Drebin]

When you have the form in designer view - set the top in left in the
properties box - and see what code it changes..

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I have a form1. From it I can select form2.
Like so:

DataIO MyIO = new DataIO;
MyIO.Show();

I want MyIO to appear in a certain position on form1.
Say in position (0,0)

Which line of code would do the job?

MyIO.Location = new Point(0,0);

does not do the job.

Pleas help.

...
Gato

[Patrick De Ridder]

Frank Drebin <no*****@imsick ofspam.com> wrote in message
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When you have the form in designer view - set the top in left in the
properties box - and see what code it changes..

I have been trying to interpret your instruction, but I am afraid it doesn't
make sense to me. Sorry, could you be a little bit more specific, or
rephrase your instruction? Many thanks.
--
Patrick.

[mia lanui]

Hi, there is a property on the Form, StartPosition.

Example:

Form f = new Form();
f.StartPosition = FormStartPositi on.Manual;
f.Location = new Point(100,100);
f.Show()

HTH
"Patrick De Ridder" <00*@000.com> wrote in message
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I have a form1. From it I can select form2.
Like so:

DataIO MyIO = new DataIO;
MyIO.Show();

I want MyIO to appear in a certain position on form1.
Say in position (0,0)

Which line of code would do the job?

MyIO.Location = new Point(0,0);

does not do the job.

Pleas help.

...
Gato

[Patrick De Ridder]

mia lanui <mi**@email.com > wrote in message
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Hi, there is a property on the Form, StartPosition.

Example:

Form f = new Form();
f.StartPosition = FormStartPositi on.Manual;
f.Location = new Point(100,100);
f.Show()

That's great, thank you. Couldn't find it MSDN.
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Patrick.