Hi,
Supose I have 2 boxes(box1,box2). box2 is contained in box1. I set the  "box2.Constraints.KeepInsideParent = true;"
("Specifies whether a node should always stay in the boundaries of its group master node.")
and "box2.EnabledHandles = Handles.Move;" and then start the program...at this point box2 can be moved outside box1 with no restrictions(no group master node). If I attach box2 to box1, for ex: "b2.AttachTo(b1, GroupAnchorStyles.Top);" box2 can be moved but only inside box1(this is what I want)...but when I move box1, box2 comes to the initial position(dicatated by the type of attachment) because it's attached. 
   
   In short: How can I move a box inside another without attaching to a specific side/proportion of that master box?

Hi,
Tks for the answer...but either I did't formulate the question clearly or the anwer is very unclear.
The first part I understand, but wat does "Why not call box2.Move(box1X, box1Y) before attaching?" mean?
If I call "box2.Move(box1X, box1Y)" then the second box will move at the x,y coordinates of the first one....it makes no sense because if I have box2 in the midle of box1 what would be the point of moving it at the x,y of box1 before attaching?

Tks,

It works. The reason I did't find it is because I search in documentation at the "index" field...and only "AttachTo Method,AttachToArrow Enumeration, AttachToNode Enumeration" are shown for the "Attach" keyword.

If others want to use "AttachToCorner " keep in mind that "Every group should have a single master object, to which all group members are attached. The master object can be accessed via the MainObj property.". If u do not specify that object it will generate a "Null ref exception" in AttachToCorner method call.