As I known, a control has a Z-order in it's container in VB6.0.
It's decided a control 's position of the vertical direction,and
we can changed the position with Z-order in my code at the runtime.

but I can't find it in Dotnet's Controls.

when a component is initialized,it happens as follow:

//
TextBox txtName .....
TextBox txtPassword .....

this.controls.add(txtName );
this.controls.add(txtPassword );
//

And then txtName's Z-Order is greater then txtPassword .
If we change txtPassword to the Top in Form Designer,
the code in "Designer.cs" has change:

//
this.controls.add(txtPassword );
this.controls.add(txtName );

//

The problem is :

How can we dynamically change a control's Z-Order in the code at the
runtime?
I have no idea.

Thanks.
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PS: It's the first time I write some words in English on the Network.
And my English is very poor, but I'll improve it,I'm sure.

Hi,

Unfortunately, I do not think that there is any built-in .net way to do what you want. So, you can't do it directly but have to rearrange all the controls calling SendToFront for each of them, in order.

Sincerely,
GuoXuan
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Microsoft Global Technical Support Center

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Hi,

Is there any more question about this topic?

Sincerely,
GuoXuan
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