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    LeeeNN
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    :confused:Question : In MDI application, when I open a new document, I want the frame size set by myself rather than the fixed size set by MFC. I wonder where should I implement this, and how? Thanks

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      :confused:Question : In MDI application, when I open a new document, I want the frame size set by myself rather than the fixed size set by MFC. I wonder where should I implement this, and how? Thanks

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      Christian Graus
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      In the view, I would have thought. That's the class responsible for the way the document is represented, so when one is constructed and shown, you'd need to size it. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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        :confused:Question : In MDI application, when I open a new document, I want the frame size set by myself rather than the fixed size set by MFC. I wonder where should I implement this, and how? Thanks

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        vikas amin
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        Did u try to use this functin for frame ? SetWindowPos() find it out in the MSDN for more details Vikas Amin Embin Technology Bombay vikas.amin@embin.com

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