C# Set Control Size and Location Different Resolution

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Hi all,
My all project, always working on a fixed resolution. Example 1920x1080.. But this time, I don't want this problem. For this, I try some solution but all of them not working.

What can I do? How can fixed this problem?

Posted 15-Jun-13 5:35am

Umut Comlekcioglu

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-06-15T06:03:00

If you mean you want controls to resize and reposition automatically when the resolution changes, then there is no good solution in Winforms, except to design the application to work in a similar way to Visual Studio: fixed sized grouped controls around a variable sized central text area.
You can get controls to move and resize themselves in Winforms by using the Dock and Anchor properties, but this does not affect the size of fonts used on buttons for example - the button will grow but the text wont, or the button will shrink and the text disappears.

If you need a truly flexible solution, then you need to look at changing to WPF - it can do it very nicely.