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System.Windows.Forms.HorizontalAlignment Enumeration
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Specifies how an object or text in a control is horizontally aligned relative to an element of the control.

  • Namespace: System.Windows.Forms
  • Assembly: System.Windows.Forms.dll

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    MSDN
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