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Controls on MDI Parent Form

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Parveen - 13 Sep 2004 01:09 GMT
My MDI Parent form has controls on it that only need
to be shown on this form.  But when I open up child
forms during run time, these parent form controls are
visible on the child form as well.  Is there a way for me
to only have these forms visible on the mdi parent form
and not on the child forms??

Thanks,
Parveen
Jared - 13 Sep 2004 01:57 GMT
Parveen,
It's not an inherited form you're talking about is it? What do you mean by
the controls are visible on the child forms? A MDI form should used as a
container control (IMHO), not to perform work. Can you give us some more
information please.

> My MDI Parent form has controls on it that only need
> to be shown on this form.  But when I open up child
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> Thanks,
> Parveen

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