I came across the application setting feature today and it is pretty
cool. I would like to know if someone can help me in the following
situation.
In my current project, On form closing I take the current size of the
windows form and its position and store them as serialized object per
user. Next time when the user login in, I read corresponding serialized
object and show the windows as when they last exist.
It looks like application setting can do this for me, instead of me
coding all these logic.
I created a new project and added a new field called size and type
system.drawing. size and scope is user and default value is 400,400
On form closing, I did, Save also. In the initialising for the form, I
change the size of the form from the app setting. No errors but after I
change the size of the window and close it is not saving the new size.
does anyone know what might be I am doing wrong??
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my mistake, I didn't capture the changed values in their corresponding
events.
DBC User wrote:
I came across the application setting feature today and it is pretty
cool. I would like to know if someone can help me in the following
situation.
In my current project, On form closing I take the current size of the
windows form and its position and store them as serialized object per
user. Next time when the user login in, I read corresponding serialized
object and show the windows as when they last exist.
It looks like application setting can do this for me, instead of me
coding all these logic.
I created a new project and added a new field called size and type
system.drawing. size and scope is user and default value is 400,400
On form closing, I did, Save also. In the initialising for the form, I
change the size of the form from the app setting. No errors but after I
change the size of the window and close it is not saving the new size.
does anyone know what might be I am doing wrong??
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