Better Windows Programming: Docking by Kadir Camoglu

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Better Windows Programming: Docking

by Kadir Camoglu on Jul 09, 2007

Use dock property for controls to fill a form vertically, horizantally or completely.

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If you set a control dock property to left, the control fill the left side of the form with a fixed length you set.

If you set a control dock property to top, the control fill the top side of the form with a fixed hight you set.

If you set a control dock property to fill and there is no control on the form, the control completely covers the form.

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