Re: Positioning a Window
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For your own location:
using (Form f = new Form())
{
f.StartPosition = FormStartPosition.Manual;
f.Location = new Point(200, -20);
f.ShowDialog(); // or Show(), with or without an owner
}
To centre on the parent use StartPosition = CenterParent, lose the
Location line, and be sure to pass the parent form as the owner in
Show[Dialog](). In fact, do that anyway - it keeps things stacked
correctly ;-p
Marc
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