Hello
In the windows form designer of VS C# 2005 Express edition
Align to Grid is greyed out. Is this intentional or just my
installation?
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Hi...
In the windows form designer of VS C# 2005 Express edition
Align to Grid is greyed out. Is this intentional or just my
installation?
It's a setting.
By default, the Forms designer uses "SnapLines" as LayoutMode. These are
the lines that appear when you drag a control around to help you align
it with other controls or form borders.
You can use "SnapToGrid " as LayoutMode. Then a grid will be drawn on the
design service (as in previous versions: a grid of dots). When you do
that, the "Align to Grid" will work.
To change the setting:
Tools >Options... >Windows Forms Designer >LayoutMode
Have fun.
David
Thanks for your quick response.
However, in VS C# 2005 Express Edition There is no
Windows Forms Designer under Tools >Options
(just Environment, Text Editor, and Debugging)
I suspect its just not available with the free
Express edition
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Hi...
>In the windows form designer of VS C# 2005 Express edition
Align to Grid is greyed out. Is this intentional or just my
installation ?
It's a setting.
By default, the Forms designer uses "SnapLines" as LayoutMode. These are
the lines that appear when you drag a control around to help you align it
with other controls or form borders.
You can use "SnapToGrid " as LayoutMode. Then a grid will be drawn on the
design service (as in previous versions: a grid of dots). When you do
that, the "Align to Grid" will work.
To change the setting:
Tools >Options... >Windows Forms Designer >LayoutMode
Have fun.
David
Hi...
However, in VS C# 2005 Express Edition There is no
Windows Forms Designer under Tools >Options
(just Environment, Text Editor, and Debugging)
I suspect its just not available with the free
Express edition
Oh. Right.
I'm sorry. I should have specified you have to check the "Show all
settings" checkbox to see those. It's just that that checkbox is default
on in my environment. :)
But it's there, trust me. :) I'm using C# Express myself. :)
So...
Tools >Options...
Check "Show all settings" in dialog box.
Then:
Windows Forms Designer >General >LayoutMode
Find it now?
David
Hi
Got it!
Thanks for sticking with me on this...
"David Boucherie & Co" <da************ *@telenet.bewro te in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP06.phx.gbl. ..
Hi...
>However, in VS C# 2005 Express Edition There is no
Windows Forms Designer under Tools >Options
(just Environment, Text Editor, and Debugging)
I suspect its just not available with the free
Express edition
Oh. Right.
I'm sorry. I should have specified you have to check the "Show all
settings" checkbox to see those. It's just that that checkbox is default
on in my environment. :)
But it's there, trust me. :) I'm using C# Express myself. :)
So...
Tools >Options...
Check "Show all settings" in dialog box.
Then:
Windows Forms Designer >General >LayoutMode
Find it now?
David
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