How to change auto size of combobox, textbox or button in Windows Form when I change Size of Forms? I use C# and visual studio 2008. Thanks!

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How to auto change size of combobox, textbox or button in Windows Form when I change Size of Form? I use C# and visual studio 2008.

Posted 7-May-14 6:35am

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Ravi Bhavnani · Answer 1 · 2014-05-07T06:43:00

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Use the control's Anchor[^] property.

/ravi

Posted 7-May-14 6:43am

Ravi Bhavnani

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Member 10452637 7-May-14 13:20pm

Can you say clear more? I tried, but it isn't ok.

Member 10452637 7-May-14 13:24pm

My ask is auto size when change size of form. It isn't location

Ravi Bhavnani 7-May-14 13:27pm

> My ask is auto size when change size of form. It isn't location

I realize that. Did you care to read the documentation I pointed you to?

/ravi

Member 10452637 7-May-14 19:19pm

yes. I did and I was code follow it. but it not true my desired.

Ravi Bhavnani 7-May-14 19:46pm

Does this article help?

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/14635/Drop-dead-easy-layout-management

Perhaps if you are able to clearly specify your needs I may be able to help more.

/ravi

Member 10452637 8-May-14 7:32am

yes. it's exactly. thank you so much!

Ravi Bhavnani 8-May-14 7:49am

NP - please accept this solution. Thanks,

/ravi