"Galen Somerville" wrote:

> I have a user control with a Panel and five Labels. The end result is a
> circular volume control (no actual circle is shown). The Size is 90,97
>
> I fire up VB2005, Select Windows Application, add a couple of buttons and my
> user control. The buttons are just to run the code that sets the volume to a
> preset value.
>
> The control displayed is the correct size (90,97). Everything works as
> expected. I can even grab the volume pointer and drag to some other setting.
>
> Now I load up my application and go to the proper form. I place the user
> control, from the toolbox, onto my form. The size becomes 105, 119 (not the
> expected 90,97). I cannot change the size !! Notice that the aspect ratios
> are not the same.
>
> I've tried setting it to Autosize=True and GrowandShrink. Nothing helps.
>
> Where oh where did I go wrong?
>
> GalenS
>
>
>

news:1E90C7C0-EE42-4A64-94A1-4B08A37F57DB@microsoft.com...
> Hi Galen,
>
> The default constructor of your control has the clue. Make sure you are
> putting in the right values in there.
>
> Hope this helps.
> --
> Radhakrishna Banavalikar
> Vasant-Vihar, Thane, INDIA.
>
>
> "Galen Somerville" wrote:
>
>> I have a user control with a Panel and five Labels. The end result is a
>> circular volume control (no actual circle is shown). The Size is 90,97
>>
>> I fire up VB2005, Select Windows Application, add a couple of buttons and
>> my
>> user control. The buttons are just to run the code that sets the volume
>> to a
>> preset value.
>>
>> The control displayed is the correct size (90,97). Everything works as
>> expected. I can even grab the volume pointer and drag to some other
>> setting.
>>
>> Now I load up my application and go to the proper form. I place the user
>> control, from the toolbox, onto my form. The size becomes 105, 119 (not
>> the
>> expected 90,97). I cannot change the size !! Notice that the aspect
>> ratios
>> are not the same.
>>
>> I've tried setting it to Autosize=True and GrowandShrink. Nothing helps.
>>
>> Where oh where did I go wrong?
>>
>> GalenS
>>
>>
>>

news:F9M3k4OQGHA.5892@TK2MSFTNGXA03.phx.gbl...
> Hi Galen,
>
> Thanks for posting!
>
> From your description, my understanding is that you drag the current
> control to a "proper" form, and then the size of the control will be
> resized. If I have misunderstood anything, please let me know.
>
> I have downloaded your control and performed the test. Unfortunately, I
> can
> not repro the current issue. So, I think maybe there is something
> unclearly
> for the "proper" form which was mentioned before. In this scenario, I
> attach my project here. Please indicate whether my project is correct. If
> not, supplying a demo which can repro the current issue is appreciated.
>
> The attachment which is zipped format is my project for the issue.
>
> Thanks for your understanding!
>
> Regards,
>
> Yuan Ren [MSFT]
> Microsoft Online Support
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"Galen Somerville" <galen@community.nospam> wrote in message
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>I have a user control with a Panel and five Labels. The end result is a
>circular volume control (no actual circle is shown). The Size is 90,97
>
> I fire up VB2005, Select Windows Application, add a couple of buttons and
> my user control. The buttons are just to run the code that sets the volume
> to a preset value.
>
> The control displayed is the correct size (90,97). Everything works as
> expected. I can even grab the volume pointer and drag to some other
> setting.
>
> Now I load up my application and go to the proper form. I place the user
> control, from the toolbox, onto my form. The size becomes 105, 119 (not
> the expected 90,97). I cannot change the size !! Notice that the aspect
> ratios are not the same.
>
> I've tried setting it to Autosize=True and GrowandShrink. Nothing helps.
>
> Where oh where did I go wrong?
>
> GalenS
>
>