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    making a group

    I have frame1 and picture 1. How I can group both object into one? I am lazy to resize it one by one during design time

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    Re: making a group

    put both in another one frame

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    Re: making a group

    Yes, I have put both into one frame.But When I resize the frame..picture did not resize.how to group it into one so that when I resize the frame, the picture on the frame also resize together because picture is group into frame.

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    Re: making a group

    write some code in the outerframe's resize

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    Re: making a group

    sorry but i think resize is not possible let me try other possible ways

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    Re: making a group

    Oh my god.. I only resize it during design time, not during run time.Any properties i should set without writing the code?

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    Re: making a group

    Quote Originally Posted by matrik02
    Oh my god.. I only resize it during design time, not during run time.Any properties i should set without writing the code?
    i hope no properties to group

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    Re: making a group

    I have alot of frame.Sometime I got confuse during design time,I thought I move the frame but I have move the picture on my form because too many frame and picture overlay together.

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    Re: making a group

    if you need any special kind of frames better try a user control to have this functionality. you can write some code in the user control for desgn time change also.
    user controls can start run at design time as well.

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