increage form size dynamically

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how to increage form size in windows applicatio on button click event

Posted 23-Sep-12 19:29pm

Shambhoo kumar

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this.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(743, 600);

Posted 23-Sep-12 20:00pm

Shambhoo kumar

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Shambhoo kumar 24-Sep-12 7:48am

ok thanks..

Solution 1

You can use this on button click event:

C#

//Changes the form size
Form1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(100, 100);

Hope it helps.!
--Amit

Posted 23-Sep-12 19:32pm

_Amy

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Shambhoo kumar 24-Sep-12 2:02am

not form1.size work.... wrong
this.size is worked.....correct

_Amy 24-Sep-12 2:14am

I just gave a overview and test code. Anyway that worked, I am glad.

Shambhoo kumar 24-Sep-12 2:16am

ok thanks swt frnd...

_Amy 24-Sep-12 2:22am

Welcome. :)
One suggestion, if you are asking the question to any one, and that person is finding answer, and if the answer is correct then you should accept the answer so that others can easily get the answer by searching. :)

--Amit

Shambhoo kumar 24-Sep-12 4:45am

ya ok ....thanks for giving me suggestion.......

Solution 3

Shamboo

Form1.Width += 200;

or

Form1.Size = new Size(300, Form1.Size.Height);

just like what _AMY shown

Form1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(100, 100);

Posted 23-Sep-12 19:39pm

Rickin Kane

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Shambhoo kumar 24-Sep-12 2:03am

ok thanks.. :)

Shambhoo kumar 24-Sep-12 2:03am

:)

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**JF2015** · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-23T19:39:00

Solution 2

Hi,

see this code which increases your form size for every button click:

C#

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
   this.Size = new Size(this.Width + 100, this.Height + 100);
}

Posted 23-Sep-12 19:39pm

JF2015

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Shambhoo kumar 24-Sep-12 2:02am

ok good....

JF2015 24-Sep-12 2:03am

If it helped you, please accept and upvote my answer. Thanks!

Shambhoo kumar 24-Sep-12 2:12am

hi.

Shambhoo kumar 24-Sep-12 4:45am

hey frnd i m srry for that my prev comment.....