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    Mdi

    How do MDI acting like SDI?
    As i only want 1 instance at a time and only 1 active form is showing, and is it possible that the child window set as the child form as like VC++...
    if possible, please provide sample.

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    Re: Mdi

    There is no direct equivalent of MFC's doc/view architecture. Your application is either MDI or SDI. So if you didn't specify MDI explicitly, then you have an SDI application already.
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    Re: Mdi

    Quote Originally Posted by cilu View Post
    There is no direct equivalent of MFC's doc/view architecture. Your application is either MDI or SDI. So if you didn't specify MDI explicitly, then you have an SDI application already.
    i have try to search on net... but seems there are no SDI in C#... could you pls help to provide me sample?

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    Re: Mdi

    but seems there are no SDI in C#
    please, look again what cilu said "So if you didn't specify MDI explicitly, then you have an SDI application already. "
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    Re: Mdi

    Quote Originally Posted by zkidkid View Post
    please, look again what cilu said "So if you didn't specify MDI explicitly, then you have an SDI application already. "
    then how can i control only 1 active page at 1 time?

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