Hi, I am trying to move c# form without title bar. I found an article about it on http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/csharpmovewindow.aspx it works as long as I do not set FormBorderStyle as "None". It does not work when I set FormBorderStyle to "None". Is there a way to make it work with FormBorderStyle "None" ? ...
I added some controls to my form and changed Anchor property how I'd expect this to work, but when I resize the form at the runtime, the controls stay at the same place. For example, I have two buttons in bottom right corner of a form - they are on the form, no containers or anything like that. Anchor = Bottom, Right. FormBorderStyle = ...
I Am using vs10. I have the processid and the title of the window that is running. How do i do formborderstyle.none to that window. oops EDIT::::The window that i want to edit is the one that opens from Shell("....") here is my code so far. Public Class Form1 Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.E...
Does anyone know how I can resize a winform when it has no border. I don't want the default border that Windows has, so I changed the property "FormBorderStyle" to "None". This removed the border, although now it can't be resized. I've figured out how to move the form around, I just need to know how to resize it. ...
I got the Telerik RadRibbonBar for free with the Express edition of vb a while back, but it did not come with any sort of form. It also, unfortunately, has the control buttons there automatically. How would I create a form which is resizable, and works like a standard winform, but doesn't have the top bar? I tried: FormBorderStyle = S...
On a WindowsCE platform (custom build) our C# gui uses regular forms to show an "popup menu". We set the FormBorderstyle to None as we don't want the form controls to be visible. Some clients reported "Gray boxes" after a while. After some testing here we could reproduce the problem quite fast. When we open 2 different menu's (forms) co...