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    shabonaa
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    when a create a mdi child and open it, i found it behind the controls in the parent form is there anyway to bring it in the fornt

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      when a create a mdi child and open it, i found it behind the controls in the parent form is there anyway to bring it in the fornt

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      Ranjan Banerji
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      No. Or atleast I do not think so. In MDI application you should not place controls in the client area of the main application form. If you do, then you will need to hide and show them as and when you have an MDI form open or not.

      My pointless rants meragussa.blogspot.com[^]

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        No. Or atleast I do not think so. In MDI application you should not place controls in the client area of the main application form. If you do, then you will need to hide and show them as and when you have an MDI form open or not.

        My pointless rants meragussa.blogspot.com[^]

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        shabonaa
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        thanks i think that mean i should place all controls in client erea in the main form in another mdi form

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          when a create a mdi child and open it, i found it behind the controls in the parent form is there anyway to bring it in the fornt

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          Amar Chaudhary
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          you better dock the control on mdi and for sending it back right click the control and use send to back if control is independent else do same for its container you can also do it in code :)

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