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what about "can't change combobox height vb.net 2005'

In vb.net 2003 it was possible change the height of controls like textbox (with multline set to false) and combobox, now in vb.net 2005 I can't. there is a way to change that


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what about "can't change combobox height vb.net 2005'

  • TomGao

    Hi David

    I don't want change the Height of the Items in the Dropdown Box!

    I will change the Height of the control!

    See Link to sample above.

    Horst

  • Decoy830

    Change the value of the property ItemHeight

  • mysternem0

     Dustin_H wrote:
    Combo boxes height can't be changed unfortunately :( 
    Atleast, i've never found a way.


    Why they change things like that Now I have to reorder my hole application

  • Michael Ragsdale

    Combo boxes height can't be changed unfortunately :( 
    Atleast, i've never found a way.


  • FundamentalDiscord

    Hi Flavio

    See my sugestion at MS to this drawback.
    (In VB 5.0/6.0 and VS 2003 you also cant change the Height of the ComboBox)

    http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/productfeedback/viewfeedback.aspx feedbackid=2cb1ba4b-1d54-4aeb-8fde-192182081fc3

    Give there a vote, hope they will change this ComboBox drawback.

    Best Regards
    Horst

  • Dave Parker

    Some things are better, some things aren't as good.  It really depends what you are doing.
    But it's always a good time to send MS feedback about what you don't like so they can change it.

    The good thing is, it's easy to make your own controls that do the same thing, only what you like to see,  and it doesn't take much time.


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