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Toolboxes that contain only a few buttons may cause sizing trouble at design time. This
week's tip gives you a workaround.
Sizing a Toolbox
Toolboxes are useful additions to applications; they're simply
secondary forms that provide the user with a choice of buttons.
However, if your toolbox contains only a few buttons, you may find
that C++Builder won't let you size the form appropriately at
design time. For instance, a two-button toolbox should measure
about 54 pixels wide, but the minimum form width at design time is
112 pixels. To work around this limitation, you'll need to set the
form's Width property at runtime before the toolbox opens.
Submitted by Kent Reisdorph, TurboPower Software
KentR@turbopower.com
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