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Visual Basic Form Help - master03 - 07-19-2016 Hello, Hope you can help me? I have a form (main form) now I want to open a more per button but this is in addition to the form appear and wen I that main frm move form the others as well with moves and stays in the same position as the main form ? Sry for my bad englisch
RE: Visual Basic Form Help - Killpot - 07-19-2016 What. Sorry man I have no idea what you're trying to ask, use google translate. RE: Visual Basic Form Help - master03 - 07-19-2016 How can I dock a form to another form ? The can move simultaneously RE: Visual Basic Form Help - Killpot - 07-19-2016 (07-19-2016, 04:27 PM)master03 Wrote: How can I dock a form to another form ? Ok, this is pretty simple, I whipped something up and GitHub'd it: https://github.com/Icemantheditor/DockExample/ RE: Visual Basic Form Help - 0M4R - 07-19-2016 Hey dude i found this http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/3553/Introduction-to-MDI-Forms-with-C i used this technique when i was making a webbrowser in vb. This is in C# but im sure you can convert it to vb if you need. Hope this helps you dude! Btw it was really hard to understand what you needed, so sorry if this isn't it. RE: Visual Basic Form Help - pvnk - 07-19-2016 (07-19-2016, 05:25 PM)Killpot Wrote:that's cool thanks for sharing really helped me too(07-19-2016, 04:27 PM)master03 Wrote: How can I dock a form to another form ? RE: Visual Basic Form Help - Killpot - 07-19-2016 (07-19-2016, 10:37 PM)Primitive Wrote:(07-19-2016, 05:25 PM)Killpot Wrote:that's cool thanks for sharing really helped me too(07-19-2016, 04:27 PM)master03 Wrote: How can I dock a form to another form ? Glad I could help you out, I just pushed an update to it so that Form2 cannot be moved independently of Form1. |