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wpf app - why is the window size larger than I set it to?

Hi,

Any ideas re why the WPF application I've starting building has a larger width and height than what I set in VS2010?

That is, in VS2010 I set the height of the window to be AUTO (so it should be just high enough to contain the controls) and this seems to work visually within VS2010. But when I then run the application the window height of the app is much larger than this?

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Have you tried setting the SizeToContent property of the Window to WidthAndHeight ?

Timores  2010-09-09 06:57:52
arr -thanks for the education
Greg  2010-09-09 07:08:32

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