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adjusting form for any resolution

i have made 3 projects in vb.net.for all those three projects i have used this code

 Me.WindowState = FormWindowState.Maximized

my laptop resolution is 1366x768.for my resolution i'm getting the desired output but for any other resolution i'm finding the objects being misplaced.

is there any way by which i can make my forms adjust for any particular resolution.

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Play around with docking and anchoring on your controls. This is what those are meant for. Alternatively, just disable the Locked property of your form. Doing this means that the form cannot be resized.

Logan Young  2010-07-26 12:32:42

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