When I load a form in panel it is too zoomed in , how to fit ? in C#

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hello everyone I want to load a form in a a panel when i click a button
but what i get is a part of my form cause it was too zoomed in

What I have tried:

panel4.Controls.Clear();

            Morphology myForm = new Morphology();
            myForm.TopLevel = false;
            myForm.AutoScroll = true;
            panel4.Controls.Add(myForm);
            myForm.FormBorderStyle = FormBorderStyle.None;
            myForm.Show();

Posted 30-Jul-18 21:21pm

Maha Osman

Updated 24-Mar-21 23:08pm

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Richard MacCutchan 31-Jul-18 4:24am

Zoom it out.

Maha Osman 31-Jul-18 4:46am

I am designing a project for a client so it's not applicable to ask them to zoom it out , or do you mean do it in code ?

Richard MacCutchan 31-Jul-18 5:27am

Do it in code, obviously.

Maha Osman 31-Jul-18 8:59am

I searched on the internet and found nothing like zooming out a form in a panel
and i tried to look for suggested options and criteria about the form there is nothing like (form.zoomout) or such a thing

Richard MacCutchan 31-Jul-18 9:00am

Forget the internet for a while and try to do some proper analysis of your problem. How is the form being displayed, what other features are being used to display it etc.?

Maha Osman 15-Aug-18 7:17am

sir I'm a beginner and just self study so I just learn and study from the internet and I don't think it's something to be ashamed of
, I was following steps in "a designing a good looking forms in c# YouTube channel and when I tried to insert my form in this panel(which is a panel inside a panel) it just zoomed in but when I created a new form and tried it in the new simple one it was just displayed correctly that's why

Richard MacCutchan 15-Aug-18 8:33am

I did not say you should be ashamed of using the internet. But if you just copy code from a random website without fully understanding what is does, or is supposed to do, you will likely face lots of problems. There are much better study guides to be found in your local library or bookshop.

dan!sh 31-Jul-18 7:39am

Are you sure it is zoom? I suspect the default size of form is bigger than panel size. And since you have set no borders, you are probably not able to scroll either

Maha Osman 31-Jul-18 8:57am

i thought it was the reason but i checked and the size of my panel was bigger than the form

dan!sh 31-Jul-18 9:47am

We don't know what code is in the said form so either that could be resizing it. Simplest way to fix IMHO would be to set myForm.Dock = DockType.Fill

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Member 15118416 · Answer 1 · 2021-03-24T23:08:00

Solution 2

The Solution is to change The AutoScaleMode to None. It should work

Posted 24-Mar-21 23:08pm

Member 15118416

Gerry Schmitz · Answer 2 · 2018-07-31T14:38:00

Solution 1

c# - How to Load Form inside panel other form in win app - Stack Overflow[^]

Posted 31-Jul-18 14:38pm

Gerry Schmitz