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    I can very easily extend the glass area of a normal form by calling the DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea method. However I now have a requirement in which I need an MDI container/parent to have glass extended into the form. If the IsMdiContainer property is set to true, the part that is meant to be glass is white. Anybody have any experience with this issue?

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      I can very easily extend the glass area of a normal form by calling the DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea method. However I now have a requirement in which I need an MDI container/parent to have glass extended into the form. If the IsMdiContainer property is set to true, the part that is meant to be glass is white. Anybody have any experience with this issue?

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      See here[^] for the answer.

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        I can very easily extend the glass area of a normal form by calling the DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea method. However I now have a requirement in which I need an MDI container/parent to have glass extended into the form. If the IsMdiContainer property is set to true, the part that is meant to be glass is white. Anybody have any experience with this issue?

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        hi USE THE SAME API AND ADD TWO (ONE ON TOP AND ONE ON LEFT FOR NAVIGATION OR IF YOU JUST NEED ON TOP THEN ONLY ONE WILL WORK) PANELS TO MDIcONTAINER AND GIVE IT BACK COLOR AS bLACK AND IT WILL BE PAINTED AS GLASS BUT IN THE MDI APP YOU WILL LOOS GLASS ON ALL THE CHILD FORMS THATS WHERE I AM RIGHT NOW

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