How to reproduce: just create a RadForm, in the designer change its size and set its FormBorderStyle property to be None. When the form loads its size will be increased.

Workaround: set its MaximumSize property
this.MaximumSize = new Size(400, 80);

Please refer to the attached screenshot and sample project.

Workaround: call the RadForm.EndInit method before showing the form.

Workaround: set the RadRibbonFormBehavior1.AllowTheming property of the form to false

public class RadForm1
{
	public RadForm1()
	{
		InitializeComponent();

		this.RadRibbonFormBehavior1.AllowTheming = false;

	}
}

In this particular case, we have custom RadButtonElements placed in the title bar of the form. We have subscribed to the click event on each button. In the click event handlers, we are showing file dialogs. When clicking one time to show a dialog and the mouse leaves the title bar bounds, this triggers the click event twice, thus opening another dialog.

As a workaround, we could use the MouseDown event instead or raise a flag in the click event handler.

To reproduce, use the following code and minimize the child form:

    public partial class RadForm1 : Telerik.WinControls.UI.RadForm
    {
        public RadForm1()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
            this.IsMdiContainer = true;
 
            RadForm form = new RadForm();
            form.Text = "MDI Child";
            form.MdiParent = this;
            form.MinimumSize = new Size(800,600);
            form.Show(); 
        }
    }

To reproduce:

1. Create a new .NET 7 project and add a RadForm to it with a single control (e.g. RadButton).

2. Open the designer and have a look at the form's Size.

3. Move the button and save the changes

4. Close the designer and open it again.

Expected result: the RadForm's Size is unchanged

Actual result: the RadForm gets smaller, its height is reduced.

Follow the steps which are illustrated in the gif file:

1. Create new .NetFrameWork Telerik WinForm project

2. Set the MinSize of the RadForm1 to 300, 300

3. Set the MaxDize of the RadForm1 to 600, 600

4. Save the Form

5. Close the form

6. Build the project

7. Add new Telerik form, inherit from RadFrom1 via the Add New Item form and picking Inherited Form (Windows Forms).  When prompted, pick RadForm1.

8. Resize the new form

9. Save and Close the form.

10. Open RadForm1

11. Reset the Max Size

12. Save and Close RadForm1

13. Rebuild the project

14. Open the inherited form

Workaround: instead of adding an Inherited Form, add a Telerik RadForm. Then, change it to inherit from RadForm1:

Please run the sample project on 100% and 150% DPI scaling. You will notice that with 100% the shown form is centered to its parent, but with 150% it is shifted:

VS 2022, Telerik 2022.2.510, NET 6.0 (sample app is attached)

1. Creating sample Telerik WinForms App.
2. Add a RadTextBox
3. Load Event with code
radTextBox1.Text = this.Size.ToString();

4. Run the App
5. Close the App
6. Move the RadTextBox Control at design time.
In design, the height of the form is 2 pixels taller.
Run these steps in a loop. After a few hours of work, the form exceeds the size of the screen.

To reproduce:

1. Set your monitor DPI to 200%(or any order value different from 100%). You need to Log off(or restart) in order to apply correctly the new DPI settings.
2. Create a UserControl with some RadControls inside.
3. Add the UserControl at design time as a child control to a RadForm.
4. Run the RadForm and you will see that the controls inside the user control are scaled twice.

Workaround:

In the OnLoad method of RadForm do through all nested RadControls inside the UserControl and downscale them to the same DPI as the RadForm.