I am currently working on developing an application that is designed to run on a monitor that is running at a resolution of 1280 by 1024. Unfortunately the monitor I am developing the application on will only support that resolution at 60Hz, which I find painful to use, so I am developing it at a resolution of 1152 by 864.
When I open the main form (size 1280 by 1024) in the C# IDE then the view is restricted to 1152 by 864 and I can not see the bottom and right of the form. Is there any way of telling C# to display the entire form in the [Design] window Is this a bug and has/should it be reported to Microsoft
Resolution of the [Design] window.
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Resolution of the [Design] window.
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There is nothing like "zoom" in the design window, and never has been. This is more of a design desision than a bug, but feel free to give your 2 cents on this to Microsoft.
I appologize for my opinion in advance, but if you can't develop your UI in a size that's conforatble for your monitor, your customers may have the same problem, and will not be able to effectively use your application. (I can think of one or two situations where I would do the same, but in any case think about that.)
Jim Tomasko