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I'd like to know if there's a better approach to this problem. I want to resize a label (vertically) to accomodate certain amount of text. My label has a fixed width (about 60 chars wide before it must wrap), about 495 pixels. The font is also a fixed size (12points afaik), but the text is not. What I want to do is increase the Label Height when there's a "NewLine" or the text must wrap; the idea is that the text is fully visible in the label. The AutoSize doesn't work because it will grow in width, not in height. Of course I could count the number of NewLines and add: Newlines * LineHeight, and then -given that I manage to put 60 chars per line, just divide the number of chars and add as many LineHeight pixels as needed. I was wondering if there was a more professional way to do it. Is my approach too "lame" ? Thanks in advance.
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