VS 2010 : Horizontal Centering Of Label On A Form?
Mar 13, 2011I have a label the length of whose text can be changed by the user at runtime.I want it to be centred left/right whenever the text is changed.
View 4 RepliesI have a label the length of whose text can be changed by the user at runtime.I want it to be centred left/right whenever the text is changed.
View 4 RepliesI am trying to make my first program in vb.net 2010, and I have a question.ou know how when you have a button, the text centers itself within the frame of the button?I have a label in my application, that displays a different text (through the label) everyday.
View 1 RepliesFor some reason I can't get this to work, even though it's very simple.
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When I change the label1.text to "qsfqsdfqsfqsdfqsfqsdfqsfqsdf" everything works fine and it scrolls character per character. But when I change the label1.text to "qsfqsdf qsfqsdf qsfqsdf qsfqsdf" my simple scroller scrolls word per word. I know it must be something really small, but I can't figure it out.
How do I set my horizontal scroll bar to have the values increment between 1 and 100 and then have a label (lblFuelChosen) updated according to the value chosen on the scrollbar?
I have a label that is named lblFuelChosen and I have a horizontal scrollbar underneath it. I need to set the scrollbar to increment in values between 1 and 100, and the value to be placed in the lblFuelChosen label. How do I set the scroll bar values and how do I set the value to the label?
I was writing an application that draws a bunch of random lines on a form with the mouse move event. I set the windows start position property of the form to center screen, but no matter what I did the form would appear in the windows default position. After around 30 minutes of cutting code and trying to paste it into new projects, it still wouldn't center the form. I finally gave up trying to center the form by setting the form property, so I changed it to manual and wrote code that centered the form horizontally, and around 50 pixels from the top edge and the code worked. Has any one else had this experience with VS 2005 proffesional?It was really bugging me for some reason.
View 6 RepliesI works fine with Vista, thats where I developed this app. My question in Vista all the forms are centered. but when I take it to XP they are more to the right. This is the code I used.
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For example I have Form 1 with 1 button, if I press that button a small form will pop out (This form is smaller than form 1, lets call it form 2). My problem is I want that if I press the button in form 1 it will show form 2 then adjusting the size of it and centering it.
I coded the Form 1 that it will send a string Extra_Background_Form.Label1.Text = "a" to form 2 then it will load form 2
totality of code in form 1:
Extra_Background_Form.Label1.Text = "a"
Extra_Background_Form.Show()
AdminForm.ShowDialog()
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I have a project that calls for just a ton of forms and I'd like them all centered on screen. Any way to call this in a module? Just trying to minimize the code necessary for each form. This is the basic centering I use now, only it's in each form_load.
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim xLoc As Integer = (Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Width - Me.Width) 2
Dim yLoc As Integer = (Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Height - Me.Height) 2
Me.Location = New Point(xLoc, yLoc)
End Sub
I am currently developing a simple menu application that has a control array of buttons and I am having a hard time with re-sizing the form and centering the buttons. These buttons are created at compile time (with parameters from an INI file) and my current centering algorithm seems to slightly set them to the right. I am using the "button.location = new Point(...,...)" method but after reading about this it says the values locate the buttons left upper corner rather than center, thus accounting for the slight offset to the right.
My two questions are this:
How can I perfectly center these buttons at compile time? I have tried accounting for the difference by subtracting half of the button's width but the button width and point properties seem to be incompatible and the button gets heavily offset.
And... my other goal for re-sizing the menu is to have the buttons perfectly expand and contract when being re-sized. It seems as though anchoring is ineffective when the buttons are created dynamically so I have been forced to write ratio algorithms... Is there a way to get anchoring to work?
Here's what I have in the load up :
MyControlArray(i).Location = New Point(CInt(((Width - ButtonWidth) / 2) +_
(ButtonWidth / 2)), CInt((Height - MyControlArray(i).Height) / 2))
I have already tried:
New Point(CInt(((Width - ButtonWidth) / 2)), CInt((Height - MyControlArray(i).Height)_
/ 2))
i want to display a moving horizontal line on Form
like y=1
then at next instance
y=2 and so on till y=480
i am to stop that line at any instanse by click.i'm using vb.net.
Feel pretty stupid for asking this but I'm looki to add a very simple horizontal line/bar/separator to my GUI for a small project.I'm using Visual Basic 2010 Express. Last time I did any programming was with VB6 and I'm sure you could do this easily with that version but 11 years is a long time.
View 4 RepliesI'm trying to write a sub that when sent a form (if its needed) will create a label on that form. This is because all of the forms will have the same title label. My problem is that, basically, I have no idea how to do this. I also can't get labels to create when the code is written into the form itself; I tried:
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When I call this Messagebox, is it possible to center the Messagebox on the parent form rather than centering it on the center of the screen?
View 2 RepliesI have an issue when I place a label box in the MDI Parent form and then open a child form the label box highlighted in child form?
View 6 RepliesI need to add vertical and horizonatl scrollbars to my windows form application. I have set the AutoScroll property of the form control to true and also set the AutoScrollMinSize property bigger than the form size. The scrollbars appear in the design view, but when I run my project they do not appear.
View 5 RepliesWhat is the point of the max value of a scrollbar when it can't be attained? I put a horizontal scroll bar on a form and set the maximum value dynamically. After a bit of testing, there is no way for the scroll bar to attain this maximum value. Instead, I am always ending at Max-2. It always comes up two short. So what is the point of the maximum value if it can't be attained?
View 3 Replieswhat code is needed in order to make an integer equal the horizontal location of the cursor on the form?
View 3 Repliesi am very new to VB and have been trying to make a hangman game. I was wandering if there is a way to add multiple label boxes to a form based on the size of an array. For example a user inputs the word h-e-l-l-o in a input box that word is then split and put into an array(arrword) then i want the main form to appear with 5 label boxes each one containing a letter that from the array(arrword)
View 8 RepliesWith no answers from Google and not finding the answers by searching, just curious as you were to go about simply giving a ListBox a horizontal scroller once it passes its visible border the same as the vertical does?
View 3 RepliesThe following zipped up Visual Studio Solution on Skydrive is immediately buildable and runnable; a usercontrol on a Form. Problem? If you click on any of the Edit Buttons and move the Horizontal Scroll, the values as they change in the Label_Values are off by one when you release the slider button. I think this is a timing problem between the Paint handler and the Horizontal Scroll event handler at the very bottom of the User Control code. Sorry I didn't eliminate
View 2 RepliesI am having an odd problem with the Horizontal Scroll Control in my program.I am using it to scroll a series of panels across a form.This is my code:
Private
Sub scrHoriz_Scroll(ByVal
sender As[code]....
The problem is that this works perfectly if I use the left and right arrows and it also works perfectly if I use the scroll bar's slider SLOWLY. If I scroll using the slider and move it quickly then the scroll gets out of sync.The small change and large change are both set to 1 and maximum is set to 8
why can't I find a property for my richtextbox for centering its text? A textbox has a property named "TextAlign" while in richtextbox, there is none. How do I center the text in my richtextbox?
View 3 Replieshow to turn a visual basic variable into a clickable hyperlink, and email and also center the text? Also, when I bold the first variable, everything else gets bolded. Can I turn bolding off after the first variable?
myMarker.Text =
"<b/>" & (irow("BarName") &
"<br/>" &
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How I have centering Form2 inside Form1. CenterToParent() doesn't work.
View 14 RepliesI am outputting a columnar table to a text file, 5 columns each 20 characters wide.he example below lets me align these columns either left or right.
Dim strfmt As String = "{0,-20}{1,-20}{2,-20}{3,-20}{4,-20}"
Dim strfmt As String = "{0,20}{1,20}{2,20}{3,20}{4,20}"
"Payment Date Amount Paid Principal Paid Interest Paid Principal
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Is there a way to enable a default pan behavior in the .Net scrollable control when you press down on the center scroll button, or Is that a behavior you have to implement yourself? You know like in some programs where you press down on the center button and it give you an arrow cursor that pans whichever direction you move the mouse?
View 1 RepliesBasically, I have a program that uses up one Monitor (With maximize/minimize/etc options), and I'm going to develop another window that by default, you'll have to swap to. But, if there are two or more monitors detected, throw the 2nd form on the 2nd monitor.
I have found a way to detect multiple monitors (Using the SystemInformation Class to return the monitor count), but it's placing the form on the other monitor that's the problem.
I created a custom control and I'm trying to insert it into a panel, but also center it.The control itself is larger than the panel, so I've set the AutoScroll property of the panel to True. I think that might be affecting it. Perhaps I should just offset the Y axis a bit.But, either way, this is what I'm trying:
VB .NET
'Create the control
Dim AutomationReport As New AutomationReportControl
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It works just fine with the X axis, but the control is out of bounds vertically. About 1-2 inches of the top is cut off.
Basically, I have a ListBox with a list of items that correspond to pictures.I have it set up so that when you selected the first word on the list (index 0), then the image 0.png is displayed (index 1 = 1.png, etc) in the Picture Box and the Picture Box resizes to fit the Image.
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This^ works fine, but I want to center the picture in the group box that it is in each time a different image in selected.My solution was this:
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No compilation errors, but it^ doesn't center the image. As a matter of fact, there's no noticeable difference at all.
I'm making a user control, and I manually draw the text string, but I can't seem to keep it centered. I need it to stay centered no matter what the font, or string length.
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