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  1. #1
    Johnyo Guest

    Creating Child forms into MDI from DLL (in-process)


    Just wondering if there was a way to bring forms created from an activeX DLL
    into an MDI and make them child forms of that MDI?


  2. #2
    Dennis Nagel Guest

    Re: Creating Child forms into MDI from DLL (in-process)


    If you have a form in the project you can set that form = to any other form.

    set form1 = axdllProject.SplashForm

    at that point form1 when shown will be a copy
    of the splash form (in reality it IS the same form.

    I don't believe that the New keyword will create a unique instance of that
    form.



    "Johnyo" <johno@openstore.com> wrote:
    >
    >Just wondering if there was a way to bring forms created from an activeX

    DLL
    >into an MDI and make them child forms of that MDI?
    >



  3. #3
    Mark Alexander Bertenshaw Guest

    Re: Creating Child forms into MDI from DLL (in-process)

    Johnyo -

    You can't do it directly. However, there was recently a VBPJ article by Dan
    Appleman in which he loads ActiveX controls containing the entire GUI from
    another (OCX) project onto instances of a child MDI form.

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    Mark Alexander Bertenshaw
    Programmer/Analyst
    Prime Response
    Brentford
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    "Johnyo" <johno@openstore.com> wrote in message
    news:38cf98a5$1@news.devx.com...
    >
    > Just wondering if there was a way to bring forms created from an activeX

    DLL
    > into an MDI and make them child forms of that MDI?
    >




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