Comments by QuantumHive (Top 6 by date)

I still don't get it. Why is this so complicated and what would I have to do with WPF? I mean, there are tons of applications for Windows that are used by billions of people all over the world with all kinds of different machines and settings. Here for example, the GIT GUI window looks relatively the same on my laptop as it does on my PC: http://puu.sh/1Zqyo.jpg How do developers fix this and work with it while designing an application? I mean, Microsoft must have come with a solution for this right? I mean come on, we are living in the year 2013, why would this be so hard to fix?

Okay, that would work for the label maybe (although it's not an elegant solution), but what about the image?
All I want is that every content I've designed on my PC looks the same on every other machine. I want an elegant fix that resizes and adjusts every control object so that it would look relatively the same on every other PC, laptop and whatever screen resolution or system fonts they may use.
Also notice that even Visual Studio Designer changes everything, now I can't continue to work on my laptop because I'm afraid this will mess up everything when I continue on my PC.

Why don't you just set a breakpoint before the while loop and see what happens?