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    [C#] Tool for visual view of the forms

    I had a C# project which has forms maded by code using SDL library.
    Im not so C# experienced and i want to edit/change the x/y coordinats of the used images but i can't do it with the code so...
    Is there any tool/addon/widget that can allow me to view the "Visual Form" generated by the C# code ? Thanks.
    Im sorry if my post looks stupid, i still learning the programing stuff and i also apologize if it doesn't contain the right information you need for more competent help, thanks

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    Re: [C#] Tool for visual view of the forms

    Are you using C#? if so this belongs in the C# forum! If not please don't put the other language in the title.

    Have you placed the images using code or by manually placing them in the project?
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    Re: [C#] Tool for visual view of the forms

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    Re: [C#] Tool for visual view of the forms

    i can't do it with the code so...
    Why not?

    I might not have entirely understood the question that you are asking, however if you want to move an image (or PictureBox) then you can change the Position using the Location property.

    Code:
    PictureBox myPicture = new PictureBox();
    myPicture.Location = new Point(20, 30);
    The code above will set the location to:
    X = 20px
    Y = 30px

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