Can anyone verify this bug in 2008? (Express edition)

1. Create new Windows Form Application
2. Set the Form's FormBorderStyle to None then back to Sizable
3. Grab the lower right corner and resize the form smaller then bigger.
4. What happened, if anything? (the form should repaint improperly)

> 4. What happened, if anything? (the form should repaint improperly)

Confirmed. You get what looks like a bar code around the form.

(Running C# 2008 Express on Vista Home Premium)

SteveT

Joey Joe Joe wrote:
> Can anyone verify this bug in 2008? (Express edition)
>
> 1. Create new Windows Form Application
> 2. Set the Form's FormBorderStyle to None then back to Sizable
> 3. Grab the lower right corner and resize the form smaller then bigger.
> 4. What happened, if anything? (the form should repaint improperly)

No problem here I think, if I understood the description correctly.
Running professional (ie. not express) on Windows XP with all patches.

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"Joey Joe Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Can anyone verify this bug in 2008? (Express edition)
>
> 1. Create new Windows Form Application
> 2. Set the Form's FormBorderStyle to None then back to Sizable
> 3. Grab the lower right corner and resize the form smaller then bigger.
> 4. What happened, if anything? (the form should repaint improperly)


Confirmed using Team System on Vista Premium, no problem on W2K3 and XP. It
looks like this is a Vista only issue, I've noticed the same issue with
other (non .NET) applications.

Willy.

My test was done on Vista Home Premium Edition. So it looks like a Vista
problem.

"Lasse Vågsæther Karlsen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Joey Joe Joe wrote:
>> Can anyone verify this bug in 2008? (Express edition)
>>
>> 1. Create new Windows Form Application
>> 2. Set the Form's FormBorderStyle to None then back to Sizable
>> 3. Grab the lower right corner and resize the form smaller then bigger.
>> 4. What happened, if anything? (the form should repaint improperly)
>
> No problem here I think, if I understood the description correctly.
> Running professional (ie. not express) on Windows XP with all patches.
>
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Since it has been confirmed (I will try to confirm it tonight on Vista),
why not place an item in Microsoft Connect and post the link up for us?


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"Joey Joe Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:u%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Can anyone verify this bug in 2008? (Express edition)
>
> 1. Create new Windows Form Application
> 2. Set the Form's FormBorderStyle to None then back to Sizable
> 3. Grab the lower right corner and resize the form smaller then bigger.
> 4. What happened, if anything? (the form should repaint improperly)

http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualS...dbackID=311255

"Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Since it has been confirmed (I will try to confirm it tonight on
> Vista), why not place an item in Microsoft Connect and post the link up
> for us?
>
>
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> - Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
> - (E-Mail Removed)
>
> "Joey Joe Joe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:u%(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Can anyone verify this bug in 2008? (Express edition)
>>
>> 1. Create new Windows Form Application
>> 2. Set the Form's FormBorderStyle to None then back to Sizable
>> 3. Grab the lower right corner and resize the form smaller then bigger.
>> 4. What happened, if anything? (the form should repaint improperly)
>
>

I also see this with c# express on Vista Premium 64 bit.

"Joey Joe Joe" wrote:

> Can anyone verify this bug in 2008? (Express edition)
>
> 1. Create new Windows Form Application
> 2. Set the Form's FormBorderStyle to None then back to Sizable
> 3. Grab the lower right corner and resize the form smaller then bigger.
> 4. What happened, if anything? (the form should repaint improperly)
>

On Tue, 20 Nov 2007 16:02:40 +0100, "Willy Denoyette [MVP]"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Confirmed using Team System on Vista Premium, no problem on W2K3 and XP. It
>looks like this is a Vista only issue, I've noticed the same issue with
>other (non .NET) applications.

Sounds like a graphics driver issue to me. Try disabling Aero and see
what happens. Possibly the new WPF subsystem is using a different way
to draw windows than the old WinForms library?
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