[GloriaFine]

I’m a total newbie in C# and I started creating an application for my image host. It’s going pretty good, except for some stuff that I’m going to ask …

• How do I position a Windows Form to the bottom-right of the page when it gets open, instead of top-left?
  Situation: I have a Form1 which doesn’t actually do anything as a form, I just used it for its context menu (my app works from the tray only). So, most of the main running code goes into the Form1 class. When a context menu is clicked, it will do some processing and in the end it will show Form2. So Form2 gets opened/called by a context menu item of Form1. How do I change Form2’s position in this case?
• How do I save the current view of my monitor (aka Print Screen) and then save that file to some temporary space?
• How do I open some kind of crop view, so the user can make a selection of the screen and then create an image out of the selection?
• How do I add keyboard shortcuts for those Upload tasks of my app, so users can start using the app immediately without having to go and right click the tray icon?

[SapnaVishwas]

Question 1:

Play around with the “location” on the Form 1’s properties:
(it’s 0,0 by default)

Question 3:

I would imagine you’d have to create a method that does something like this:

record initial position in the x axis and in the y axis

record final position in both the x and y axis

then do:

final position – initial position (for both axis)

then

use the initial position and then add the difference of the final position – initial position

and that’s the distance you’ll crop for your image

Question 4:

I only know how to do this with open forms and it’s in the “KeyPress” event of the form