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Guest
Hi,
I'm writing an application that makes use of multiple panels (that contain
specific components), but shows only one to the user at a time (which one
depends on user interaction in a toolbar).
Now, as all panels have the same size and the same position in the form,
it's quite annoying to work with (esp. if you want to change a thing in the
'lowest' of the overlapping panels). so, as a newbie, I'd better ask if there
is any better way to handle this or a Visual Studio feature that makes life
easier?
Greetings,
Peter
I'm writing an application that makes use of multiple panels (that contain
specific components), but shows only one to the user at a time (which one
depends on user interaction in a toolbar).
Now, as all panels have the same size and the same position in the form,
it's quite annoying to work with (esp. if you want to change a thing in the
'lowest' of the overlapping panels). so, as a newbie, I'd better ask if there
is any better way to handle this or a Visual Studio feature that makes life
easier?
Greetings,
Peter