How to change screen(window) size in run time in WPF

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In my WPF application need to change window three type of size when am selecting size in dropdown.

for example 1.samll size - height-190 width-190
medium size - height-210 width-210
Large Size- Height -250 width-250.

but based on selecting size inside window controls should be align accordingly.

What I have tried:

I don't know how to do ,so i added three different of screen .based on dropdown selection am changing screen.

Please help me out this problem ASAP.
Thanks in Advance.

Posted 5-Mar-20 0:28am

Ravikumarkkp

Updated 5-Mar-20 0:43am

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Richard MacCutchan 5-Mar-20 7:28am

You should not need to do it. The user will decide how big they want your application on their screen.

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jimmson · Answer 1 · 2020-03-05T00:43:00

Solution 1

You can change the windows size in run time pretty easily just by changing your Window properties:

C#

Width = 350;
Height = 350;

In case you are not setting them from the Window's code behind, reference the Window properly, eg.:

C#

window.Width = 350;
window.Height = 350;

Posted 5-Mar-20 0:43am

jimmson