Distorted Controls

[Wamuti]

Hi. I have controls that are being loaded at run time. Initially when they are loaded they appear as they should be but when i minimize the windows form, and restore it, they add extra spaces between them. This curious behaviour is really threatening my sanity :mad: because i have gone through the source code (for the 100th time :doh: )and there appears to be no problem with it. Below is the source:

private void ShowQuestionsAndAnswers(ArrayList questions, ArrayList answers)
{

        groupBox2.Enabled = true;
        j = 0;

        for (int i = 0; i < questions.Count; i++)
        {
            tbp.Invalidate();
            j = i;
            ArrayList ans = new ArrayList();
            
            GroupBox gb = new GroupBox();
            //gb.AutoSize = true;
            gb.Size = new Size(tbp.Width - 100, 150);
            tbp.Controls.Add(gb); // Adding the groupbox to the main table panel added during design time.
            TableLayoutPanel tbp2 = new TableLayoutPanel();// a panel for the controls inside the group box
            tbp2.ColumnCount = 1; // ensure that there is only one column in the panel inside the group box
            tbp2.AutoSize = true;
            gb.Controls.Add(tbp2);// add the panel in the group box
            // Make the controls (a label and four radiobuttons)i want to use ready
            Label newLabel = new Label();
            //gb.Text = examsQuestions\[i\].ToString();
            newLabel.Text = (i + 1).ToString() + ". " + questions\[i\].ToString();
            newLabel.AutoSize = true;
            newLabel.BringToFront();
            newLabel.Size = new Size(1000, 100);
            RadioButton rdb1 = new RadioButton();
            rdb1.AutoSize = true;
            tbp2.SetRow(rdb1, 1);
            rdb1.Text = a\[0\].ToString();
            rdb1.Click += new EventHandler(rdb\_Click);
            


            RadioButton rdb2 = new RadioButton();
            rdb2.AutoSize = true;
            tbp2.SetRow(rdb2, 2);
            rdb2.Text = a\[1\].ToString(); ;
            rdb2.Click += new EventHandler(rdb\_Click);

            RadioButton rdb3 = new RadioButton();
            rdb3.AutoSize = true;
            rdb3.Text = a\[2\].ToString(); ;
            rdb3.Click += new EventHandler(rdb\_Click);

            RadioButton rdb4 = n

[OriginalGriff]

Do you handle an Resize event?

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