Location To Bottom Of Form?
Apr 3, 2012I am trying to get this PictureBox to always be in the bottom of the Form and not depend on what screen resolution the screen has. I am using VB 10?
View 7 RepliesI am trying to get this PictureBox to always be in the bottom of the Form and not depend on what screen resolution the screen has. I am using VB 10?
View 7 RepliesHow can I detect the location of the taskbar (either bottom, top, left, or right) in VB.NET?
View 5 RepliesFor a while i have been playing a guessing game with this line of code.
If Sdown = True And Shooter.Top >= Me.ClientRectangle.Height Then
Shooter.top += Shooterspeed
End If
Basically i have a shooter on the form and whenever i press the down key the shooter moves down the form and disappears off of the bottom of the form. I have been trying to get this to stop for some while.
I have one form lays on the top of a form or a panel. I would like be able to drag the top form within the boundary of the bottom form or panel. How can I do that?
View 4 Repliesi have the following code sliding from the bottom of the main form position to the middle of the main form.
main form
Dim Viewform2 As New Form2
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
[Code].....
i have the following code sliding from the bottom of the main form position to the middle of the main form.
main form Dim Viewform2 As New Form2
[Code]...
no code, just a form thats width 292 and height 266 This code works but its very choppy when the slider form slides up. Also, i am unable to get the opacity correct as well where it fades in and then out when it leaves.
How to make a form as bottom most form in vb.Net 2008
View 1 RepliesI have a table with many fields when I drag the details from the data sources tab to the form some fields do not show, and they go beyond what I can grab with a "blind group select" (I marquee beyond the bottom of the form and catch fields that I cannotsee). What can I do to place all fields on my form.
View 16 RepliesI need to make the form got to the bottom right of the computer screen. i need the form out of the way but visible at the same time.
View 2 RepliesI'd like to build a class where I always have a button at the bottom of a form.Then when I drag and drop the button, It has to make a copy of that button called "button1", if I drag and drop the button again I'll have another button called "button2" and so on.But If I drag and drop the "button1" or "button2" they shouldn't duplicate as the original. And this is the problem I can't sort out.
This is my class:
Imports System.Windows.Forms
Imports System.Drawing
Public Class frmTablesEditor
Inherits Form
[code].....
Basically the form moves to the bottom of the screen so that the bottom of the form is at the bottom of the screen. It the increases the width of the form until it is the width of the screen. The height stays the same. So it fills the bottom of the screen.
View 3 RepliesHow do I stop the bottom of the form from hiding behind the taskbar?
View 11 RepliesI have made two forms lets say form1 and form2 and i want form2 to be shown at the bottom of form1 always even when i move form1 and i want it to be visible only when mouse is moving.
View 4 RepliesHow to determine the form on the right-bottom of the window (given the panel with the clock)?
View 7 RepliesHow do i float a label (label1) in the bottom left of form? so if form resizes it still stay in bottom left, though 5px from left and bottom.
View 2 RepliesI have a form that I want to dock and move to just above the task bar on the right side of the screen. How could I do this?
View 3 RepliesI'm attempting to make a scrolling text label at the bottom of a form. It is the type of scroll you can see on the weather station when there is a tornado warning out. I was wondering if someone could help me go about doing it?
Basically, I am trying to have a label, which scrolls smoothly. The scroll text will be the contents of a string variable. I was also wondering if it would be possible to have the entire scroll "disappear" as the end of it scrolls onto the left side of the screen, then it pauses for a moment, and starts the scroll again, playing an alert tone each time.
Looks like a dumb question, but I tried the following (where "Me" is a MDIParent form):
Dim frmNotif As New frmNotifica
With frmNotif
.MdiParent = Me
[Code].....
How do I hide the bottom taskbar and set the form to maximum in button event?
View 2 RepliesHow can I position a form at the bottom right corner of the screen when the form load?
I use visual basic 2010 express
here;
Dim x As Integer
Dim y As Integer
x = Screen.PrimaryScreen.WorkingArea.Width - 400
[Code]....
Im trying to make a form popup on the bottom right hand corner of my screen to display a message when the application opens.I know i can set the location in the properties but that may vary depending on the monitor the application is displayed on, how can i code it so that it can detect were the bottom right hand corner of any screen is ?
View 3 RepliesI was able to search this code : [URL] but i need a help in modifying this code so that i can re-size the form from bottom left corner the code block below is resizing the from from bottom right corner i need that to be modified to convert it to bottom left corner
[Code]...
how to set location of child form to a specified point of parent form.Below is my code but it is not working for setting the location.[code]
View 1 RepliesI have created a form with pictures of plants on it (note these pictures are moved to the left when the left button is pressed). When a mouse is placed over or hovers over one of these pictures i want a mini form to pop up beside the plant with the plants name on it.
[Code]...
I want my application to always appear on the top right hand side of the monitor.The coding i use places my application on the bottom right hand side...I want it to appear on the top right....What am i doing wrong here?[code].........
View 2 RepliesSo i want to change the location of my form so that it pops up in the lower right corner of the screen.
Form1.Show()
Form1.Location = (New Point)
i am working on a game that i have made in vb.net, i was able to create an Uploader where when the character moves it is uploaded to a Server, now i am trying to add the multiplayer where other player movements are downloaded, i have started off with this code:
Private Sub Timer1_Tick(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick
dim client as new net.webclient
Label1.Location.X = client.DownloadString("ftp://User:Pass@Host/" + "Player_1_X_location" + ".txt")
Label1.Location.Y = client.DownloadString("ftp://User:Pass@Host/" + "Player_1_Y_location" + ".txt")
i Receive the Error:
Expression is a Value and therefore and cannot be the target of an assignment.
Is there a way I can place my form above the task bar?
Something like this: But, people have different sized task bars..
Is there something like: my.computer.screen.taskbar ?
My current code is: Me.Top = My.Computer.Screen.Bounds.Height - 116
Me.Left = My.Computer.Screen.Bounds.Width - 365
i was wondering if it's possible to do such:
'form location Me.Location = New Point(10%, 50%)
i know this code doesn't work as it looks, just loads the location by pixels. this is just a question, hopefully with a working code for a marked answer..so much work to do and so many choices to choose from.
I have a second form that loads when the main form loads. It sits behind the main form, is mainly transparent and does not allow interaction from the User.
Its as if the form is on the desktop, which is what I'm going for.
I set the location of the form to be in the top right hand corner of the desktop. On my PC, which is a 23" monitor, it works and looks great. But when I use my application on a notebook or a smaller screen, the form gets cut off. Why is obvious, because of the screen size differences.
What I want to know is how I might set the form to a more... definitive position. Rather, relative to the size of the screen.
I haven't searched much yet, but maybe there is a way to set the location of the form to a specific location of the desktop, not relative to the size of the screen.