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sloat
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To create an mdi form, set the IsMdiContainer property of the form to true.
MDI Children have to be created in code, but you can still use the Form Wizard to design the windows.

Once you create them, set the MdiParent property to the MDI Form.

Here's a page from MSDN that will help: IsMdiContainer

dan
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You mean MDI forms? There's either a property or you can just add them like a normal form. I've not got VS .NET installed to check unfortunately.
Malow
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I'm working with Visual Basic.NET and I'd like to know how to put forms in other forms.

Example: Open Access, you can have forms in the main form.

I don't know how to explain that better But it would really help me out if anybody could tell me how you can do that...

Thx!
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