I was banging my head on this yesterday so when I figured out a little gotcha, I figure I should pass it on. Those of you who use the VFP 9 anchor property regularly may already be aware of this. If you have to move an anchored control programmatically after the form has instantiated, make sure you set its anchor value to 0 first, then move the control and finally restore the appropriate anchor value. Otherwise, resizing the form may result in undesirable behavior.
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