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How do I stop momentary appearence of titlebar in MDI child?

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    I've set Contolbox = false on mdi children so it appears to the user that the children are part of the mdi parent. This workls fine, but when the child is first created it has a titlebar that disappears after a split second, but it is there long enough to make the whole form appear to "bounce" when the titlebar goes away, causing the entire form to shift upward. I'm using VS 2003 and C#. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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      I've set Contolbox = false on mdi children so it appears to the user that the children are part of the mdi parent. This workls fine, but when the child is first created it has a titlebar that disappears after a split second, but it is there long enough to make the whole form appear to "bounce" when the titlebar goes away, causing the entire form to shift upward. I'm using VS 2003 and C#. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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      I do this kind of UI trick here at work all the time so try what I do, just turn off the border altogether, that works great!

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