Am I missing something, but do these controls have a "Borderstyle" proeprty
so I can draw a box around them? If not, is this possible for these
controls?

Thanks,
Alain

Yes, you're right. Should have been more specific. I'm new to C# and .NET.
Am still mainly a Delphi and VC++ man.

I'm guessing Forms? The control is derived from
System.Windows.Forms.Linklabel. There isn't a BorderStyle property. I've
even tried putting the label on top of a panel (derived from
System.Windows.Forms.Panel) and couldn't find a Borderstyle there either.

Whats WPF? I'm developing for a Windows CE 5.0 device running the Compact
Framework .NET v2.0.

Regards,
Alain


"Peter Duniho" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On 3/10/11 4:31 PM, Alain Dekker wrote:
>> Am I missing something, but do these controls have a "Borderstyle"
>> proeprty
>> so I can draw a box around them? If not, is this possible for these
>> controls?
>
> Are you talking about Forms or WPF? I'm guessing WPF, but you really
> ought to be specific.
>
> If WPF, then look at the BorderBrush and BorderThickness properties. You
> should be able to use styles to apply pre-defined values to those, as with
> other display elements.
>
> Pete

Ok, thanks for the reply.

"Peter Duniho" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On 3/11/11 3:25 AM, Alain Dekker wrote:
>> Yes, you're right. Should have been more specific. I'm new to C# and
>> .NET.
>> Am still mainly a Delphi and VC++ man.
>>
>> I'm guessing Forms? The control is derived from
>> System.Windows.Forms.Linklabel.
>
> Yes, that would be Forms.
>
>> There isn't a BorderStyle property. I've
>> even tried putting the label on top of a panel (derived from
>> System.Windows.Forms.Panel) and couldn't find a Borderstyle there either.
>
> It's there on the desktop version of .NET. I'm not familiar with CF, but
> I would guess that this is one of the class members that is not supported
> on CF.
>
>> Whats WPF? I'm developing for a Windows CE 5.0 device running the Compact
>> Framework .NET v2.0.
>
> You can safely ignore WPF then. I don't think it's available on any of
> the mobile platforms; the closest you can come is Silverlight, on Windows
> 7 Mobile, I think.
>
> Pete