Don't worry about form deformation anymore

Preface

Today I share with you this question , Many people have met it , Many people have been asking .

The form or control is in the editing state , It's normal , But once it runs, it becomes deformed .

Solution

If you encounter this kind of problem , You can check from the following two aspects ：

• Is the display setting of the monitor 100%

• Whether the font of the form or control is consistent with that of the container in which it is located

1、 The display setting of the monitor is not 100%

Because the resolution of many computers or notebooks is higher than 1920 * 1080 Of , If you set 100%, It will cause the font or icon to be very small , Therefore, the manufacturer will recommend the settings in the display settings 125%、150%, even to the extent that 200% Show . This will cause deformation of the operation , If you want to run at the recommended percentage , And don't want to run out of shape , You can refer to this article to solve .

Winform Interface operation deformation solution

2、 The font of the form or control is inconsistent with the that of the its container

Everybody knows , Different fonts have different sizes , The most typical embodiment is if you change the default Song typeface of the form to Microsoft YaHei , The form will automatically grow larger .

So if you are a form embedded , Or control placement , Make sure that the font of the form is the same as the font of the container , Otherwise, deformation will occur .

There's another situation , When embedding a form into Panel In the time , The font is also consistent , The size setting is the same as the container , But there will still be some blanks , The reason for this may be that your form has borders , The embedding is based on the borderless embedding , This will cause the actual borderless form size to be smaller , So when you embed a form , First set the form to borderless , Then set the size and Panel Same container size .

Above contents , I hope you can collect and remember , So you don't have to worry about the deformation of the form .