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VB Forum / COM / September 2004MDI Child form in DLL
I know that this is technically not allowable in VB6, but I also understand that there are 3rd party products that will let you get around this. Does anyone use or have any experience with some product that you can recommend? I'm looking at whether it's feasible and/or practical in the long term with going to .Net as a goal. Thanx! Bryan MDIExtender ocx is working fine go to www.devcomponents.com See ya! >I know that this is technically not allowable in VB6, but I also understand > that there are 3rd party products that will let you get around this. Does [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Thanx! > Bryan When I looked at the link site, I saw this under MDIExtender: "We are sorry but this product is no longer supported or sold." Hope it's working well... > MDIExtender ocx is working fine > go to www.devcomponents.com [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Thanx! > > Bryan > I know that this is technically not allowable in VB6, but I also understand > that there are 3rd party products that will let you get around this. Does > anyone use or have any experience with some product that you can recommend? > I'm looking at whether it's feasible and/or practical in the long term with > going to .Net as a goal. Bryan - The usual 100% VB way to do this is to have an MDI child form into which you load (using Controls.Add()) a UserControl which contains your GUI. If you set NegotiatePosition > 0 for UserControl menus then you can also have MDI child menus! -- Mark Alexander Bertenshaw LEAX Controls UK What does "NegotiatePosition" do? > > I know that this is technically not allowable in VB6, but I also > understand [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > LEAX Controls > UK |
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