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Video Tutorial: How to Set the Stack Order of Controls on the Actions Pane

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This demonstration shows you how to add multiple actions pane controls to the actions pane. It also shows you how to control the stack order of the controls on the actions pane from a custom user control that is added to the document. This demo is just over 8 minutes long and can be viewed at Demo 7 – How to Set the Stack Order of Controls on the Actions Pane. Note that the file size is about 5.5 MB.

 

-- Kathleen McGrath

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  • Anonymous
    December 25, 2004
    Hi Kathleen:<br><br>In your video I noticed that the Stack Order doesn't change automatically when switching from Horizontal to Vertical Orientation of the action Pane.<br><br>You controlled this by writing code to detect the change in orientation and then changing the stack order for the controls.<br><br>Is this any better (or worse) than hosting the controls within a FlowLayoutPanel?<br><br>Thanks for the great tutorials.<br>Graham.<br><br>