Visual Inheritance classic, but gets mixed up

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Hi,

I'm using the following visual inheritance classic: base form with two
buttons 'apply' and 'cancel' anchored to the bottom right corner. You inherit
this base form and resize the inherited form, the buttons move along.
At least most of the time, sometimes the buttons do not anchor to the
borders of the inherited form but appear at a random other location on the
form.

A workaround is to remove the code
this.ClientSize = new System.Drawing.Size(529, 312);
from the inherited form and resize it in the designer to its original specs.

Does a solution exist, instead of this workaround ?

Best regards,

Nico
 

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