Hi Alex,
I apologize for the long delay.
It's a bug related to the MDI, and we have fixed it in the next
release of VS.NET, thanks!
for now I think there are two easy work around,
1. add a MainMenu on your MDI Container
2. Set your WindowState to Maximized after the MDI Child form has shown.
Thanks for leting us know this bug.
Best regards,
Ying-Shen Yu [MS]
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| | Hi All,
| |
| | I'm having some weird issues with an MDI application I'm writing in
| VB.NET.
| | Apologies for the cross post to the VB newsgroup as well as the winforms
| | one, but I'm not sure whether they affect Windows Forms as a whole or
just
| | VB.NET MDI apps.
| |
| | Firstly, if I have a child window open and maximized, and I break while
| | debugging and resume, I seem to end up with 2 control boxes (see
| weird1.jpg,
| | attached). Okay, so this only happens whilst debugging, so it's not
| really
| | a serious issue, but it's strange nonetheless.
| |
| | Secondly, when an MDI child is first shown and it's maximized, I seem
to
| get
| | the default .NET application icon in the top left instead of the icon
that
| | I've assigned to the form (see weird2.jpg, attached). This happens
| whether
| | or not I'm debugging. I've tried loading and displaying the MDI child
in
| | it's normal state first and then maximizing it programmatically, but it
| | doesn't seem to fix it. The only thing that does seem to cure it is if
| the
| | user restores/minimizes the MDI window, and then maximizes it again.
Then
| | the correct icon is displayed.
| |
| | Anyone else experienced anything like this? I'm not doing anything
| unusual
| | with the MDI Parent/Children that I'm aware of.
| |
| | Thanks,
| | Alex Clark
| |
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