Yes simply by changing the .Location of the object (in my case laundry equipment) as the DragOver event fires. That was my first attemt and I expected it to be choppy but it look very smooth.


>>I also added movment of the object as the mouse moves (just like the form designer) by using the DragOver event.
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>That sounds cool! How'd you accomplish that? By changing the .Location of the control as the mouse moves in the DragOver event? I just tried that and it works pretty slick.
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>>>But where are you using MouseUp? You're using MouseDown to start the DragDrop aren't you?
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>>Originally I did not use drag&drop at all, I just used the object's MouseUp event. It was acctually pretty slick, 1 line of code was all I needed to move a control on the form at runtime using the click-hold-drag mouse method.
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>>Now that I use drag&drop I do not use MouseUp any more. I use MouseDown to start the DoDragDrop.
>>I also added movment of the object as the mouse moves (just like the form designer) by using the DragOver event. I'll look into snapping later.