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Help required in mdi child form

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    I have an application which connects to internet.After connecting to the net a new toolbat appears in main window.from the toolbar we activate a child window.I think that application coded in C++.My question is Can we access the child window through our code in vb.net please suggest books/readings bzasri

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      I have an application which connects to internet.After connecting to the net a new toolbat appears in main window.from the toolbar we activate a child window.I think that application coded in C++.My question is Can we access the child window through our code in vb.net please suggest books/readings bzasri

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      Define "access that child window". If you're talking about just casting that window to a Form object in VB.NET, then no, you can't do that. The only method you have is sending Window messages to each of the controls on that form. It's a very cumbersome process to find the correct window handles for each of the controls you want to "talk" to and sending/retrieving data. There is no "easy" way to do it. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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