Re: TableLayoutPanel problem

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Jeff Johnson wrote:

Play with the Z-order of the controls (use Bring to Front) until the RTB no longer falls under the menu strip. Seriously, this can totally be handled by docking. The TableLayoutPanel is overkill here.



I used DockStyle.Fill to cover the entire client area and turns out calling BringToFront() on the textbox after adding it to the form works, it's no longer under the menustrip. It's not under the StatusStrip either.

Thanks again!

- Fencer
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