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    Default settings for the IDE???

    Hi,

    Is there any way i can change the settings for the project i'm working in. Say, I want all my forms to have a RED background... now forms by default are grey. can i change some setting once and for all so i don't have to do it individually for a hundred forms..

    thanks,d

    PS : is this request a tad silly?

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    Default form properties.

    I would guess that the only three form properties that have user-defined defaults are the three that you can find under options: GridSize, ShowGrid, and SnapToGrid.

    This is probably because these properties only relate to the .NET design environment, not so much the actual form properties; changing any of those three values will not change the look of the program when it is run.

    Think of a form like an control you would make in VB6... remember the PropertyBag? The defaults were in the control.

    Oh, and a pointless little extra, you can change the font of the form and change the font of every control whose font has not been modified. Interesting huh? I only know this because I spent a good hour figuring out why all my controls' fonts defaulted to size 10 wingdings(), I accidently changed the font on my form instead of my command button.

    Ok, I'm done rambling.

    --Johnny

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    Form-wide settings

    Hey I just learnt that over in .NET, the controls on a form take on some of the properties of the form itself. Like if i had a form with its font property set to XYZ, all the controls on that form take that same font unless explicity changed... cool, cause that's just what i was looking for...

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