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Hello I'm developing a fullscreen project in C# with VS 2017 PRO. But the problem is that I cant see the complete form in designer. Like when working with 1920*1080 project. Is there something like "CTRL + Mouse scroll down" ?
Thanks for any help.

The Visual Studio Windows Forms editor does not have any zoom functionality as it is pixel-based, not vector-based.
All you can do is go full-screen mode (SHIFT+ALT+ENTER) and/or use a display device with a higher resolution.
On the contrary, the WPF editor does have such a functionality as it is vector-based.

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