Hi Cj,
Happy New Year!
Yes, just as Tim pointed out, .Net2.0 introduced the AutoSize property for
all controls, which basically lets you tell the control that it should
resize to properly contain its contents - so Buttons and Labels will expand
if the text within them expands, Forms will grow larger if controls within
it grow, etc. This feature is asked by many developers in .Net1.1 world, so
the .Net winform team finally added them in .Net2.0.
.Net2.0 also introduced "auto-relocation" feature together with "AutoSize";
it is controlled by the AutoRelocate property, also on virtually all
controls.
Below is the official link described the these 2 new features in .Net2.0:
"Improved Layout ":
http://www.windowsforms.net/WhidbeyF...D=2&ItemID=17&
Cat=Runtime&tabindex=1
Hope it helps.
Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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