Sizing C# windows in VB.net 2008

[Billy B]

I simply want to create a windows application (.NET 2008 C#) that is

"Screen Resoulution Independent".

How do I do this so that regardless of the resolution settings on the computer
that is displaying my application, my windows still look the way I designed
it ( very cool)?

If some one could just point me in the right direction, I would really
appreciate it. THANKS!

 

[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

Not "very cool", disgusting

It will look like window from 1970 although in those days the screen format
(24*80 mostly) and the pixel rate was fixed, so that was even better looking

But I am more curious what has that VB.net in your subject to do with this?

jmo

Cor

 

[Jeff Johnson]

What in the world is that subject line supposed to mean??

 

[Billy B]

What in the world is that subject line supposed to mean??


I am sorry that this post was so poorly presented. I am trying to figure out how to make a Windows elements display and act the same way MS Windows do when you view them on different monitors (having different resolutions and screen sizes.) The project is being developed in VB.Net 2008 using C# language.

 

[Jeff Johnson]

The project is being developed in VB.Net 2008 using C# language.

Okay, clearly it wasn't just a typo but rather you really don't understand
something.

VB.NET is a language. C# is a language. You cannot develop in one language
from another language. What you want to say is V>S<.NET 2008, not V>B<.NET
2008.