why my form is shrinking in design mode

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Hello;
My forms are autoresizing when I'm in design mode. Si I want to know if its a bug in vs2012 or what and how can I solve it?

Posted 10-Sep-14 11:00am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Sep-14 21:03pm

Isn't it obvious that your information is not enough? Can you create a very simple but comprehensive code sample which reproduces the problem? Please see: SSCCE.
—SA

Member 9451601 11-Sep-14 2:21am

What code I should provide, my problem is that the form is shrinking by itself in design mode, so there so code being executed.

Richard MacCutchan 11-Sep-14 3:57am

What do you mean by that? Please explain what is happening,in proper detail.

Member 9451601 11-Sep-14 14:42pm

I mean in design mode, no debugging , and not running. In design mode where there is no code being executed.

[no name] 16-Sep-14 10:14am

Your computer has a poltergeist. That's not even a bug that i am aware of...

Member 9451601 20-Sep-14 3:52am

what do you mean by this, I'm not joking here

Tino Fourie 24-Sep-14 14:57pm

Are your forms continuously resizing or are their size different in the IDE compared to when you run your application ? Do you perhaps programmatically set the form sizes at runtime ? Also look at the WindowState of your form.

Member 9451601 26-Sep-14 12:04pm

The form is resizing in the designer mode, which means when I build it will sure appear in debug mode as that in designer

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