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How to design a form in runtime using c#

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OriginalGriff 18-Dec-12 6:06am

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Thomas Daniels · Answer 1 · 2012-12-18T00:14:00

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Actually, a form is designed at runtime. If you use Visual Studio, and if you add controls, VS will parse code to add the controls at runtime. Controls are added at runtime. If you use VS, and if you want to know how controls are added at runtime, go to the file Form1.Designer.cs.

Posted 18-Dec-12 0:14am

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rajagulab 18-Dec-12 6:55am

i just want to design a form like a end user report design using devexpress controls....