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    Early problems with VB.NET

    I am new to VB.NET and today tried it for the first time. What frustrates me already, is that I can't maximize a form during design time and that the horisontal scrollbar does not work with the RichTextbox (not even the Forced Horizontal Scrollbar). Can somebody help me out here so that I can have a positive start with VB.NET?

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    Setting WindowState to Maximise works fine

    forcedHorizontal on RTB also works fine if you set WordWrap to false
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    Thanks.
    Another question: If I increase the zoomfactor at runtime. only the font size gets bigger; it's not zooming in like in a word processor(?)

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    According to Cander, setting WindowState to Maximise works fine. But is does not work in DESIGN time. In VB 6 I can maximize the form which I'm designing, but not in VB.NET. Or am I missing something?

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    Originally posted by dcronje
    According to Cander, setting WindowState to Maximise works fine. But is does not work in DESIGN time. In VB 6 I can maximize the form which I'm designing, but not in VB.NET. Or am I missing something?
    Change size property of the form in Properties Explorer to what you wish .

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    Keep changing the value of each of width and height till you get the last possible value . I use width =1030 , Height = 730 , that's based on my screen resolution which is 1024 X 768 .

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    Look at this thread, it may help you move and maximize your form at design time.
    http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...hreadid=238739
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    Thanks to you all.

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