Add a form "into a form"
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Nailing my feet to the floor is easier than using my own muscles to balance, but you don't see me doing that 

There's another way to get into this on vb.net :P
Click on Add Item button and click on MDI Parent Form, and you can see how its done
Click on Add Item button and click on MDI Parent Form, and you can see how its done

naaa that ads some tools and when you debug it nothing happens
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i was confused Hoe to do this but you helped me,thanks a lot .
Good programmer
i was confused Hoe to do this but you helped me,thanks a lot .
Good programmer
MTech010 wrote:naaa that ads some tools and when you debug it nothing happenshaha no if you change one of your form properties ( a normal form) , "IsmdiContainer" to true then you could simply add forms to your form ;) if you wanna add forms just do : formxxx.parent = form1
LOL
I dont like this. Better is to use MdiContainer and MdiForms
This way, you can't even set the form inside the main form to activate
(It goes gray and stays un-focused forever)
-->MDIForms :lol:
This way, you can't even set the form inside the main form to activate
(It goes gray and stays un-focused forever)
-->MDIForms :lol:
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