Set the BorderStyle of the UserControl in design mode to "None". It's interfering with the sizes of the controls when using Anchors.
Set the BorderStyle of the UserControl in design mode to "None". It's interfering with the sizes of the controls when using Anchors. When the compiled control is on the form, set the border property there, the label inside it will adjust correctly then.
Otherwise, in design mode of the UserControl, you will have to adjust the size of the labels by subtracting their widths by the total size of the borders.
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