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HI,
I have and application with an outlook-style menu on the left which open an
MDI child on the right. The MDI child in opened maximized.
The problems are:
1. The MDI child also add additional gray title bar below the parent title
bar. (When it apears it "pushes" the left toolbar down, make it a bit
shorter).
2. This title bar also contains a default application icon on the left
3. The minimize, maximize and close buttons apears in gray on the right when
the user click over their supposed location. This is despite those lines in
the child form:
this.MaximizeBox = false;
this.MinimizeBox = false;
this.ControlBox = false;
I'm using .Net framework 1.1 running on XP professional SP2 and the
application is using UIPAB 2.0
The question is:
1. How can I get rid of the MDI child title bar, the icon and the
minimize/maximize/close buttons?
2. If I can't get rid of it altogether, there must be a way at-least to
remove the icon and the buttons from the title bar and prevent the title bar
from pushing down the toolbar.
Thanks,
Gwenda
I have and application with an outlook-style menu on the left which open an
MDI child on the right. The MDI child in opened maximized.
The problems are:
1. The MDI child also add additional gray title bar below the parent title
bar. (When it apears it "pushes" the left toolbar down, make it a bit
shorter).
2. This title bar also contains a default application icon on the left
3. The minimize, maximize and close buttons apears in gray on the right when
the user click over their supposed location. This is despite those lines in
the child form:
this.MaximizeBox = false;
this.MinimizeBox = false;
this.ControlBox = false;
I'm using .Net framework 1.1 running on XP professional SP2 and the
application is using UIPAB 2.0
The question is:
1. How can I get rid of the MDI child title bar, the icon and the
minimize/maximize/close buttons?
2. If I can't get rid of it altogether, there must be a way at-least to
remove the icon and the buttons from the title bar and prevent the title bar
from pushing down the toolbar.
Thanks,
Gwenda