Hi
I've just installed Visual Studio and opened up a new project in Visual Basic mode, but the windows form has no gridlines on it. I've searched through the menus and help, but can't find where to turn these on.
Please help!
Ben
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LSanders
That did it. I also hadn't realised VS needs to be restarted in order for the feature to be activated.
Thanks for your help!
Ben
DrBytes
Try the following:
Tools | Options to display the Options dialog box. On the left side, select Windows Forms Designer. On the right, under Layout Settings, set Show Grid to true.
Hope that helps.