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Hi,

I am making a Winforms C# application in Visual C# 2010 Express. I want to place lots of picture boxes, all touching eachother, in a grid shape. However, Visual Studio has a snap-to-nearby-controls feature, and this snaps the controls to about 10px apart. I was wondering if I could change the distance that it snaps to, so I could have the picture boxes snap to a touching state?

Hope that explanation wasn't too complicated!

Thanks!
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Oct-12 12:44pm    
I don't know, but I'm sure that using any snap is a bad way of programming, because it means absolute positioning. Right style is when everything is docked to everything, with padding, so layout flows automatically. Your question is -- just not interesting to address, because there is no a good use of snapping.
--SA

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If you go to Tools->Options->WindowsFormDesigner you should find the ShowGrid and SnapToGrid and GridSize values that you can change. The control to control snapping I'm not too sure about.
 
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