how to change layout of all windowsForm using one file or some statements

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is there any possible way to set all control properties using one file or using some coding statements. I mean to to set all label to one font or textboxes to one size etc etc. i have to set layout of many form i want to save my time and efforts just like we save using CSS in web application. i can do it by going to each form but i don't want to do this. is there any shortcut avlaiable like CSS to control winform layout , design settings. What is the way to do this task, i want to apply uni formating to my WinForms that why i required to set layout of each and every form

Posted 3-May-14 0:05am

Muhamad Faizan Khan

Updated 3-May-14 4:08am

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Ravi Bhavnani · Answer 1 · 2014-05-03T04:13:00

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The way I see it, you have 2 options:

Iterate through all the controls of a specific type in a form and perform the necessary modifications.

-or-
Subclass from TextBox and use your derived class to behave as required. Then, create instances of your subclass in your form.

/ravi

Posted 3-May-14 4:13am

Ravi Bhavnani