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MDI child icon problem

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ilovreko@gmail.com - 19 Jul 2006 10:28 GMT
Hi,

I'm working with VS.NET2005 and building MDI application. All of my
child forms have to be maximized.
Problem is that when they are maximized before showing them, default
form icon is shown, not the one that I set. I also disabled
minimize/maximize buttons, but the restore down button is still
enabled. Icon and maxmize(restore) button get to normal if I resize
parent form, but that is not solution.

Any ideas how to handle this?
Jared - 20 Jul 2006 00:15 GMT
Is it as bad running from compiled exe?

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Lovro - 20 Jul 2006 12:38 GMT
It's the same. Well, I've set controlbox property to false, and made my
own controls for handling mdi windows.

But I also discovered that when you switch focus between two maximized
mdichild forms, with minimize and maximize buttons set to false, after
third switch they will restore down. This happend with two mdichild
forms and switching them via 'Window' menu.

VS is really begining to annoy me...

> Is it as bad running from compiled exe?
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