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Maintaining form layout despite resolution change

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    Ahmad Zaidi
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    Hi, I am making an application which had a panel with multiple controls on it. Yet, when I change the resolution of the PC, the layout gets mixed up. Is there any way of easily compensating for this instead of individually adjusting the control sizes, as that is a very tedious task given that I have many controls on the panel. Thanks in advance, Ahmad

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      Hi, I am making an application which had a panel with multiple controls on it. Yet, when I change the resolution of the PC, the layout gets mixed up. Is there any way of easily compensating for this instead of individually adjusting the control sizes, as that is a very tedious task given that I have many controls on the panel. Thanks in advance, Ahmad

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      Cant you just lock the objects, which would stop them moving (I remember reading something about this?? Also, is it are you going up or down res, or both?

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