AutoSize Labels

[Shadow07]

I have a basic form in design, and I have allowed it to be re-sized by the user. I also have a label at the bottom of the form. I wanted to know how do I make it perminant in the location of the form, so when a user re-sizes the form the label will follow the location? I hope that makes sense.

Also, are there any good books out there that can assist a Network Engineer with VERY little programming experience, program with VB.NET for custom Network Administration tools?

Thanks.

[DevGrp]

Use the anchor property.

[Shadow07]

Thanks.

I have another question.

Let say I have two radio buttons, RB1 and RB2, in one form. If I select RB1, some hidden text is visable. If I then select RB2, the text that was shown is now hidden, and new text is shown.

I would assume this is possible, but how would one do that?

Thanks.

[Shadow07]

Anyone?

[Pirate]

Originally posted by Shadow07
Anyone?

See the attached demo

[Shadow07]

Thanks. But, how can I take that further? For instance. I would like the label to be right under the first radio button, but not visible until selected. BUT, I would also want the radio button to be right below the first radio button. So when the first RB is selected, the text appears and the second RB moves down. Is this possible?

Thanks.

[Pirate]

Originally posted by Shadow07
Thanks. But, how can I take that further? For instance. I would like the label to be right under the first radio button, but not visible until selected. BUT, I would also want the radio button to be right below the first radio button. So when the first RB is selected, the text appears and the second RB moves down. Is this possible?
Thanks.

You mean change the location of RB depending on RB1 ??

[Pirate]

anyways , I've done it this way If I understand well what you are trying to do .

[Shadow07]

Thanks!!! That is exactly what I was looking for. So, basically, you are just redrawing the position of the item within the form.

Sorry to ask so many questions, but can you do this with another form? I.E. have another form embedded within a form.

[Pirate]

What ?

[Shadow07]

Never mind. I found my answer.

[Pirate]

Originally posted by Shadow07
Never mind. I found my answer.

Cool