Groupbox Problem.

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Miky

Hi,

I have the following problem: in a Windows Form, there are
4 groupboxes containing at most 12 controls each (label,
textboxes, custom controls, etc.). When I run the program
it will show everything normal but the border of one of
the groupboxes. This happened when I had to move one
groupbox on the top of this in design mode in order to
make some changes and, then, when I restored the original
position, it created this problem.

What do I have to do?

Thanks in advance,
ME-LDV
 
You probably have something sitting just over the edge of it. Have a look
around.

Regards - OHM

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Hi,

I have the following problem: in a Windows Form, there are
4 groupboxes containing at most 12 controls each (label,
textboxes, custom controls, etc.). When I run the program
it will show everything normal but the border of one of
the groupboxes. This happened when I had to move one
groupbox on the top of this in design mode in order to
make some changes and, then, when I restored the original
position, it created this problem.

What do I have to do?

Thanks in advance,
ME-LDV
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Best Regards - OHMBest Regards - OHM (e-mail address removed)
 
* "Miky said:
I have the following problem: in a Windows Form, there are
4 groupboxes containing at most 12 controls each (label,
textboxes, custom controls, etc.). When I run the program
it will show everything normal but the border of one of
the groupboxes. This happened when I had to move one
groupbox on the top of this in design mode in order to
make some changes and, then, when I restored the original
position, it created this problem.
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Are you sure the controls are not overlapping and they are in the
correct z-order?
 
Hi Miky,

Have you tried Herfried's suggestion?
Or
Can you make a small project which will reproduce the problem and send to
my mailbox by removing "online" from my email address?

Regards,
Peter Huang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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Hi Miky,

Looking at Peters and Herfried answer, I think you can become confused by
the answer "Z" order, I have always to think on Zorro by that.

If you have not set to much properties, maybe you can correct your problem
by temporaly deleting and puting back a control (on his parent), or you can
change the sequence from the construction in your code in the part where the
designer has placed it. I never have problems with that when I am not
delete things of course and do it carefully.

Cor
 
Hi Miky,

I think I left some words out of this that can give my message a wrong idea.

Read it as
Looking at Peters and Herfried answer I think they have it right but I
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think you can become confused by Z order

Cor
 
* "Cor said:
Looking at Peters and Herfried answer, I think you can become confused by
the answer "Z" order, I have always to think on Zorro by that.
Click to expand...

;-)))
 
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