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MdiChild to Normal Window and Back!

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Bob - 28 Aug 2004 19:28 GMT
I have read you can change a form to MdiChild or from MdiChild back to
a normal form during run-time. I need to toggle a form between the
two.

If Me.IsMdiChild Then
  Me.MdiParent = Nothing
Else
  Me.MdiParent = Me.Owner
End If

Me.MdiParent = Nothing works but Me.MdiParent = Me.Owner or Me.Parent
or Me.Parent form does not return the form to a MdiChild. How can I
get a form to make itself a MdiChild? Suggestions?

Thanks
Bob
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] - 28 Aug 2004 22:44 GMT
* rcl58@iglou.com (Bob) scripsit:
> I have read you can change a form to MdiChild or from MdiChild back to
> a normal form during run-time. I need to toggle a form between the
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> or Me.Parent form does not return the form to a MdiChild. How can I
> get a form to make itself a MdiChild? Suggestions?

All you need is a reference to the MDI container.  Then, you can assign
this reference to the 'MdiParent' property of the form that should
become an MDI child.

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