Hi Stanislav,

No form's cannot be hosted. Forms represent TopLevel windows. Top-level
widnows is the one used for application's main windows and are shown on the
taskbar, etc. Top-level windows cannot have parent's, but they might have
owners.
Child windows on the other hand is the ones that can be hosted. Child
windows, though, cannot have main menu. If you look at the Win32 API for
creating windows you'll see that the same paramether that is used to set
top-level window's main menu for the child windows is used to set the
control ID.

Form class has one proeprty TopLevel. When set to false the form can be
hosted by other form's. However, what the property does is it make the form
a child window thus, the form loses its main menu.

But you are right there is not much of difference between form's and user
controls. At the very end they are control's (windows). However they are
meant to serve different purposes.

The botton line: unless you don't use some third party menubar conrol you
cannot have  main menu on child control (window). Windows OS says so.