merriemcgaw
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2 years ago This repo is for WinForms in .NET, and if we need to change this behavior in .NET Framework we need to go through customer service because this would need to be serviced in the .NET Framework and has it's own servicing process. Unfortunately, this case is unlikely to meet the servicing bar. I'm afraid we can't take action here. For your current situation we recommend that you set the application to be DPI Unaware.
.NET Core Version: Not tested.
Have you experienced this same bug with .NET Framework?: Yes. 4.6.1
Problem description:
We have created an application with add-in express and extends the application to the external monitor with below mentioned screen resolution specifications.
Primary Monitor: DPI - 150 Screen resolution - 1920*1080
Secondary Monitor: (4K) DPI - 100 Screen resolution - 1920*1080
We have changed the padding of the toolstrip with add-in and the issue occurs in external monitor. This issue not reproduced with primary monitor and with other screen resolutions.
In the below attached example, we have placed the MS DataGridView as content for ToolStripContainer.ContentControl and we believe the issue can be reproduced with any other controls. And seems sizing the child controls as per padding is improper with toolstrip and toolstripcontainer.
Expected behavior: Control size should be proper as per the size of the ToolStripContainer.ContentControl.
Sample: - ToolstripPaddingIssue.zip
Minimal repro: 1) Use Microsoft Excel Add-in express. 2) Run the application. (Launched in excel) 3) Move to menu section and click "Click here to change padding" menu. 4) And click on the ribbon button shown. 5) Change the padding repeatedly through the dropdown available in form shown.