MDI in VB.NET?

[Anthony_Yio]

Any ways to do MDI in VB.NET? Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio

[Ray Cassick]

Yes, what particular problems are you having?

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[Nick Seng]

:laugh: Sorry, but that struck me as very tongue-in-cheek.

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[Anthony_Yio]

I won't say it is a problem. Just that I was interested to know wheither VB.NET has a MDI template like in MFC MDI? I have checked out VB.NET. It seems that most the stuff need to be built on scratch. Any hints? Thanks Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio

[Christian Eriksen]

Create a (parent) form and set the form's IsMdiContainer property.

• <parent>.IsMdiContainer = True

Create a child form and set the child's MdiParent property to point to the parent form.

• <child>.MdiParent = Me

[Anthony_Yio]

Any specifc URL or tutorial on this. I would want it to be short and simple as I am used to program in VB. thanx in advance Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio

[Christian Eriksen]

There is a LOT of resources on MDI for VB.NET out there! You just have to look for it... Some good articles from Microsoft Getting Started with Windows Forms Working with MDI Applications and Creating Menus Or you could just look at a piece of code... MDI Demo

[klaire]

How to make the other form be a member of the MDICHILDREN? I want to call a second FORM from the first FORM through a button(first FORM is already a MDI CHILD). How to make this second FORM be a part of the MDI? thanx!