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February 16th, 2004, 09:22 PM

willy1613

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FlowLayout vs GridLayout

Hi guys

most of the programmers and designers that works with Visual Studio Net for web development, apparently they all use the FlowLayout mode. I did try to use that and really didn't like it (in visual studio anyways... i didn't try the other one's yet) but i have to say that I DID LIKE the GridLayout but apparently everybody is telling me that is BAD to do it this way.

Beside me, is there anyone else here that uses without problems the GridLayout and what are the real problems compared to the FlowLayout?

Your impressions will be appreciated on this matter.

Thanks
William

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