Can I "dock" on 3 sides only?

[Keith Smith]

By looking at the properties of my control (tabControl) it looks like I have
the choice of docking the size to my form on either one sigle side (left,
right, top, bottom) or all sides (fill). Is there a way to dock on the
left, right, and bottom side only?

[Nick Malik [Microsoft]]

> Is there a way to dock on the left, right, and bottom side only?

what would that look like?

Docking on the bottom means docking the entire width of the window across
the bottom... connected to the left and right sides.
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[cody]

Yes use the Anchor property instead.

"Keith Smith" <ke*********@verizon.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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By looking at the properties of my control (tabControl) it looks like I have the choice of docking the size to my form on either one sigle side (left,
right, top, bottom) or all sides (fill). Is there a way to dock on the
left, right, and bottom side only?

[Keith Smith]

>> Is there a way to dock on the left, right, and bottom side only?

what would that look like?

Docking on the bottom means docking the entire width of the window across
the bottom... connected to the left and right sides.

Ok, I see what you mean. I had a misunderstanding of what docking does.

However, whenever I choose only the "bottom" to dock my control, how come it
also moves the top of my control up about an inch?

[Keith Smith]

> Yes use the Anchor property instead.

Thanks. That looks like what I needed.