Visual Basic, Forms on top of Main Form

Forms on top of Main Form

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Mo #1 / 3	Forms on top of Main Form Do i have to use CurrentX and CurrentY to move my form in a certain area on top of another form. The scenerio: My Main form loads Then when I click on toolbare or menuitems to choose another form I want that form to load in a certain area of the Main Form. *Or is there any other work around..... Thank Mo
Wed, 28 Apr 2004 08:17:44 GMT

Sivan Velappan Pill #2 / 3	Forms on top of Main Form Hi, Look MDI Forms Sivan Velappan Pillai Business Software Solutions Quote: > Do i have to use CurrentX and CurrentY to move my form in a certain area on > top of another form. > The scenerio: > My Main form loads > Then when I click on toolbare or menuitems to choose another form I want > that form to load in a certain area of the Main Form. > *Or is there any other work around..... > Thank Mo
Sun, 02 May 2004 04:57:16 GMT

J Fren #3 / 3	Forms on top of Main Form Form2.Top = Me.Top + 200 Form2.Left = Me.Left + 100 or of course : Form2.Move ..... Quote: >Do i have to use CurrentX and CurrentY to move my form in a certain area on >top of another form. >The scenerio: >My Main form loads >Then when I click on toolbare or menuitems to choose another form I want >that form to load in a certain area of the Main Form. >*Or is there any other work around..... >Thank Mo
Sun, 02 May 2004 21:02:28 GMT

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