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I’ve found many tips on how to resize a form without borders, all functional and good, but they don’t work when it comes to an MDI Form.
Someone has a functional tip on how to resize an MDI Form?
From now on my thanks.
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I’ve found many tips on how to resize a form without borders, all functional and good, but they don’t work when it comes to an MDI Form.
Someone has a functional tip on how to resize an MDI Form?
From now on my thanks.
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I don’t know if I solved your problem because this very confusing your question...
In the Child form builder, add these lines of code:
this.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
In the Form_load event, you must add this line of code:
this.WindowState = FormWindowState.Maximized;
Thanks for the return Daniloloko! Good let’s see if I explain better! I have a Mainform without borders that I assembled according to my needs.Finally, I remodeled according to the interface I needed, including being able to redeem it. But when I open a registration form, for example, I open it in a Tabpagecontrol, for this the Mainform has to be an MDI form and passing to MDI form, loses the possibility of redeeming the Mainform. And I want to implement this and I need help!
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MDI Form
sem bordas
?– Jéf Bueno
the no-borders is for the user not resize... If Voce is talking to resize via code ai is already something else.
– Danilo Breda
Come on, buddy, let me explain! As I put it "I’ve found many tips on how to resize a form without borders, all functional and good", yes, without borders, but as for what the user does, that’s what I allow, so he can resize the form. Everything works fine, but to work with open form in a Tabcontrol, necessarily the main form needs to be MDI, and that’s the problem, all the ~resize controls I implemented are disabled. What I need to know is how to redeem an MDI Form, without edges, by the four sides and by the 4 corners!
– Arnaldo Oliveira