What should the form align too??  I can understand a component in a
form with Align := alClient (or any other align type), because it has
a parent component to align to.

What does Delphi do with a Form1.Align := alClient statement?

>From the Kylix 3 help:
"TAlign specifies the alignment of a control within its parent.
alClient              The control resizes to fill the client area of
its parent. If another control already occupies part of the client
area, the control resizes to fit within the remaining client area. "


So that would mean, if a Form doesn't have a parent (isn't embedded in
another form or control), it shouldn't do anything.

Regards,
  - Graeme -



On 18/10/2007, Thomas Moritz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This setting:
> Form1.Align:=alClient;  //or alTop
> was ignored.
> You can help? Thanks.
>
> Linux/ FPC 2.2.0 / Lazarus 0.9.23 Beta
>
> Regards Th. Moritz
>

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