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September 12th, 2020, 09:44 AM
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Something I learned about fonts and Power Packs 10 items with Visual Studio 2012
Hello!
I hope I am about to share something that was previously unknown and extremely helpful to Visual Studio 2012 users.
I had previously posted that a form that I had created in VS2012 for a project was not centering after adding some picture boxes to it. That was only partially true.
I was trying to create a slots type game with 15 picture boxes. In order to display which picture boxes were "winners", I had decided to use Microsoft Visual Basic Power Packs 10 rectangle to become visible around the winning boxes. When I drew the rectangle around the boxes, rebuilt the code (debug mode - any cpu) the form would not display center screen as it should have based upon its Start Position property (Center Screen).
What I had learned thru trial and error is: if you change the FONT of the form from it's default to anything else, then add rectangles - the form will not center!
No replies are necessary, but you may respond with questions if any of this is unclear.
I hope I have helped in some small way.
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