>If I used the default WebForm1.aspx it will retain absolute positioning. If I do "Add New" and select WebForm I lose absolute positioning of the form controls even though when looking at the HTML, absolution positioning shows up but when running the form, all controls move to the upper left.
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>I've FINALLY just started messing around with VS.NET so I'm sure I've missed some simple property for the document somewhere.
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>Thanks,
>Steve

Steve;

Check the Property sheet of the document. Pagelayout should be set for gridlayout. For some reason every once and a while it likes to reset itself to flowlayout just to see if I am awake.

If you add any controls while in flowlayout they will not have code for absolute positioning - so be careful and look at the html sheet to see what Visual Studio did to you.

I am adding "Visual Studio Experience" to my often used term "Browser Experience". %^&*(%$&^% That was an expression I cannot repeat! :)

Tom