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Q1:

How many form properties should I define at design time vs. runtime?

A1:

You should set all properties that you can at design time. First, it'll be easier to work with the form because you can see exactly what the user will see. Also, debugging is easier because there's less code.

Q2:

Should I let the user minimize and maximize all forms?

A2:

Probably not. First, there's no point in letting a form be maximized if you haven't anchored and aligned controls so that they adjust their appearance when the form is resized. In fact, if a form's contents don't change when a form is resized (including maximized), the form should not have a sizable border or a Maximize button.


   
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Sams Teach Yourself C# in 24 Hours
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ISBN: 0672331136
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
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