vb.net 2010 form resize in different resolution

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Hi guys, may i know how to enable a form and controls to be displayed appropriately on another machine with a different display resolution. Thanks in advance!

Posted 21-Jun-13 6:35am

athan_makubex

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Ron Beyer · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-21T06:38:00

If you are using WinForms there is no good way to do this. You can use the Anchor properties to tie controls to certain edges of the form that will move when the form expands or contracts, but this is only a pseudo-solution. There are some layout controls you can use like a table layout that can help.

If you are using WPF then you can use other types of layout components to help you design a form that expands with the size of the form.