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MDI Child title is visible in maximizing state

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#$!¶£U - 27 Mar 2007 23:18 GMT
Hi,
I have a project with C#. this is an MDI application. the application
contains a parent form, several child windows and some message boxes.
My problem is the following,
1. If I maximize a Mdi child the title bar of the child window does
not embed to its parent. rather its visible.
2. None of the Mdi child windows title bar color get focused color ( I
mean "blue" ). they are always gray. whether its maximized, minimized,
selected, brought to front. all I see the gray color.
3. I have a menu item named "Window" which contains the list of opened
window.  I mean its the MdiWindowListItem. It never shows the current
opened windows list.
4. When I click a menu item, In the click event implementing method, I
tried to access ActiveMdiChild property. its null. which means, I have
a activated child window but ActiveMdiChild is not getting that
window.

please resolve the problem.
#$!¶£U - 29 Mar 2007 15:50 GMT
hi,
I got the solution here,
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1401050&SiteID=1

here is the summery,

1)   All childs WindowState was Maximized. I set it to Normal
2)   Show() method was not called rather Focus() was called for every
child. I add the  Show() method
3)   The Big One:   Parent windows MainMenuStrip property was not set.
I set it to indicate the main menu.
#$!¶£U - 29 Mar 2007 15:51 GMT
hi,
I got the solution here,
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1401050&SiteID=1

here is the summery,

1)   All childs WindowState was Maximized. I set it to Normal
2)   Show() method was not called rather Focus() was called for every
child. I add the  Show() method
3)   The Big One:   Parent windows MainMenuStrip property was not set.
I set it to indicate the main menu.

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