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    vishal dhir
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    hi to all!! please guide me what is the functioning of mdi form in vb 6.0

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      hi to all!! please guide me what is the functioning of mdi form in vb 6.0

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      well i use dot net so i am not fully familiar with vb MDI form.. but i knw a bit. its jst first start the window application, nw u'll be having a form in it, delete it. now add an MDI form in it through add item. this will be MDI parent form add one more normal form say form2 go to property of that form make Ismdichild as true Now place a picture box on MDI form it. place a button on that pic box.. under clickin event of that button, code dim a as new form2 a.show() now your form2 will be displayed in the place remained on MDI parent form(Pic box is also on MDI parent ) . bye ...

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        hi to all!! please guide me what is the functioning of mdi form in vb 6.0

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        "MDI" stands for Multiple Document Interface. It's made up of a MDI Parent form that has multiple MDI Child forms displayed in it. The user can work on multiple "documents" at the same time inside the same instance of the application. It's alot like how Word and Excel used to be.

        Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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