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    AksharRoop
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    There is a bug in my application that on resizing Form it changes top,left position of user control on it. I have gone through all code and nowhere in my application i have written code to do this. Is there any 'property' that does this? Any help would be good. Thanks, AksharRoop

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      There is a bug in my application that on resizing Form it changes top,left position of user control on it. I have gone through all code and nowhere in my application i have written code to do this. Is there any 'property' that does this? Any help would be good. Thanks, AksharRoop

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      Shyam K Pananghat
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      Check the Anchor property of that user control.. It should be set to top left alone to get it corrected as you wish :)

      Shyam.. My Blog dotnetscoups.blogspot.com

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        There is a bug in my application that on resizing Form it changes top,left position of user control on it. I have gone through all code and nowhere in my application i have written code to do this. Is there any 'property' that does this? Any help would be good. Thanks, AksharRoop

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        Check the control's anchor property. You probably set it incorrectly.

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          Check the Anchor property of that user control.. It should be set to top left alone to get it corrected as you wish :)

          Shyam.. My Blog dotnetscoups.blogspot.com

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          It worked. Thanks a lot, AksharRoop

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