SETTING GROUP PROPERTIES
If you select a group of controls, you can sometimes use the Properties window to give all of the controls the same property value all at once. For example, suppose you select a group of TextBoxes. Then you can use the Properties window to give them the same values for their Width, Height, Margin, MaxLength, and many other properties.
Sometimes, this even works if you select different kinds of controls at the same time. For example, if you select some TextBoxes and some Labels, you can set all of the controls’ Width, Height, and Margin properties at the same time. You cannot set the controls’ MaxLength properties because the Labels do not have a MaxLength property.
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