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    Question Easy MDI Parent/Child Question ...

    Is there an easy way to maximize an MDI child window within the parent ?

    If I set the the 'WindowState' property to 'maximized' and run my program the child window just shows as a white screen ???

    I am manually setting the height and width properties at the moment, but am sure this is not the correct way to go about it.

    Anyone ??

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    in the MDI Form:

    Code:
    Private Sub Command1_Click()
        Me.Arrange 1
    End Sub
    hope this helps...
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    Hmmmm

    I tried that in the form load of the MDI master, which I presume is where you meant as I could not get the action 'ARRANGE' to show anywhere else.

    Unfortunately this had no affect !!!

    Should my MDI child windows still be set to maximum ? (although I did try and change this too but that didn't have any affect either !!).

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    you must set child borderstyle property to 2 (sizable)...
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    Cool Thanx

    Yep, thats got it.

    I knew there must be a simpler way.

    Thanks for your help.

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