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Oct 30th, 2009

minmizing form size less than what it allows

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hello every one
i m trying to minimize the form size
but less than what it allows for me

if i do like this .. it is okey
this.Size = new Size(124, 36);

but less than these values for the width and length
it won't work..

i need to make it smaller..
im not sure if this problem makes sense

dima shawahneh

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Re: minmizing form size less than what it allows

Hello.
Dunno if it will suit your problem, but as an option - you could remove the header of the window. That's gonna help you to set the size to whatever you want.

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Re: minmizing form size less than what it allows

thanks alot
i set FormBorderStyle property to None
and it really works

thanks again

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You're welcome .. please, mark this thread as solved if we're done with you problem

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Re: minmizing form size less than what it allows

try this
Form1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(100, 100);

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