Thanks a lot :) The face recognition idea sounds really great. I'll talk to my tutor about it and see if he can provide any interesting thoughts. I definitely want something that I'm excited about. But it's hard to be excited about something that has been done thousands of times already and where there's not much I can add to :laugh: So, thank you!
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any good software projects ideas?I need a good software project to work on as my final project (I'm trying to get my degree as a Computer Programmer). But there's nothing that hasn't been done! I've already accepted the fact that I will have to do something that someone has already done before, but I'd like to, at least, make an application that hasn't been done by 6346 programmers before ;P So that I can add my pinch of salt and expect it to be a worthy contribution. Any ideas?
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MDI form with contents?Thanks for the tip ;) Although I'm not sure about what to do with the MdiClient control once I find it in the collection. I need to make it stay back while the user works with the child forms. Right now, only the form stays back but the panel inside it stays on top, covering the child forms when they open.
modified on Friday, January 21, 2011 2:21 PM
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MDI form with contents?I know MDI's are supposed to be just containers and they can't have contents other than maybe a menustrip. But I'd like to have a main window with buttons, images and other stuff, and then smaller windows that open inside it. Is there any way to make this main form and MDI and get the MDI contents (buttons and everything else) sent to back every time a new form is opened? I tried placing all my main form contents in a panel and then call the panel.sendToBack() method when a new form is opened, but it sends it SO back that it ends up in the back of my screen, even behind the main form ;P I know an option is to show the forms as modal dialogs, but I'm supposed to let the user work with more than one window at a time. Any hints? Thanks :thumbsup: