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hi all my friend.
question :when we start or debug form in windows go of left to center with all control( but slow with timer ).

Posted 9-Jan-11 22:42pm

mehdi smm

Updated 9-Jan-11 22:55pm

LittleYellowBird

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E.F. Nijboer 10-Jan-11 4:43am

What is the question? If you want to move it you already know how you would like to do it. (using a timer)

Espen Harlinn 10-Jan-11 4:56am

Can't say I got the question either ...

jerrykid 10-Jan-11 5:00am

Use Google to translate your language into English and then improve your answer please :D

jerrykid 10-Jan-11 5:02am

from your title and some words in your statement, I think that you want to load a form to center the Screen?

Kasson 10-Jan-11 5:02am

What is your requirement? We could not able to figure out?

Sandeep Mewara 10-Jan-11 6:47am

Not very clear...

Tarun.K.S 10-Jan-11 8:07am

I think mehdi wants move the position of windows form from left to right(using a timer) on startup.

wizardzz 10-Jan-11 12:16pm

Tarun, I think you are right:

go of left to center :: go from left to center
of and from are often the same word in non-English languages. I don't have the ability to edit his question yet = /.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Jan-11 23:49pm

I know when "off" can be used in the sense of "from" in non-English language. Same thing with "Of"? Interesting...

@Mehdi: if you really want to show slow motion of a window relative to desktop, your question is your answer -- slow with timer. What's a problem?

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-16T11:13:00

Solution 1

Mehdi, please do the following:

1) Look up all of your previous questions; basically, you ask for same thing with very little variations;
2) Study the answers given by Griff and Kasson first of all;
3) Infer all the answers using available advices and some minimal logics; for example, you can apply Griff's recipe the the form and eliminate randomness (replace with the motion you need);
4) Please, learn to pay attention to the answers.

Please, do everyone (yourself first of all) a favor: before asking another question, work at the matter.

Posted 16-Jan-11 11:13am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 16-Jan-11 11:14am

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 16-Jan-11 17:20pm

Salient advice conforming with what I expected of you! 5+

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Jan-11 17:29pm

Thank you. A risky advice: I don't expect much appreciation from the inquirer :-).
Oh, by the way, would you explain to me: what is your abbreviation "OP"?

Espen Harlinn 16-Jan-11 17:34pm

5+ OP should be sent straight to the tutorial section on MSDN - who knows, he might actually come to enjoy it.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Jan-11 18:05pm

It's very hard to get anyone to reading; but getting to thinking is much harder if even possible...