Inherited Forms

[Chris H.]

Forgive me for asking a stupid question but I am still failry new .Net (C#)

My question is that I have a form with a few controls which is base form for
several other forms.

In the most part, the layout of the controls is OK for the child forms but a
couple of them have additional controls that require the base controls to be
moved around but the IDE does not allow me.

Am I being a complete thicko and doing something wrong or is this the way
the of the .Net world......

Thanks
Chris....

[Christopher Kimbell]

Re: Inherited Forms

Change the "Modifiers" property to something else than private. Then you can
move things around on inherited forms.

Chris


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[Chris H.]

Re: Inherited Forms

Doh.....

Thanks Chris.....that did the trick....


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