how to make full screen in vb.net with stretch of all controls and groupbox

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i want to know how to show full screen in vb.net if i maximize the window all controls and groupbox goes to left top how to make stretch

Posted 26-Jan-12 18:48pm

morrish7

Updated 30-Jan-12 2:09am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Jan-12 1:24am

You need just to use proper layout, but the answer depends on application type and UI library used: WPF, Forms, Silverlight, ASP.NET, what?

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Jan-12 1:24am

A suggestion to all experts:

We should stop attempting to answer any questions if OP does not properly specify type of application, UI library and other relevant detail which would exclude this kind of confusion. All type mentioned in the question should be written in fully-qualified form. We should request it and only answer when OP comply. Multiple failures to specify such detail became a curse of this forum.

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Solution 1

Hi,

I guess you are using pixels for defining the position of your controls.For your panel or your content holder try using % instead of 'px' for defining the position.

Give the left and top position for your controls and for your contentholder give the width and height in %.

Hope this helps.

Posted 26-Jan-12 18:57pm

manognya kota

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Simon_Whale · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-27T01:20:00

Solution 2

you haven't specified anything that would help us give you a full answer.

Firstly I would suggest that you have a look at the anchor property on the controls in question here is some further reading

MSDN Control.Anchor Property[^]

Posted 27-Jan-12 1:20am

Simon_Whale