First of all I want to say that I´m not a expert programmer since I´ve just finished university... and programming was kind of my weakness. I´m in an intership now and I need help!!!!!
I need to create a frame enviroment. Meaning a frame windowForm with lots of windowForms that can be called from the main one and have to be contained always in the main one. I need to code the effect that happens when for example in MS Word we click the "new" button several times: all the new windows are created contained ni the main frame of Word; with buttons such as copy, paste, etc common for all the new windows. For example, when you maximize a Word Documet, this is limited to the Word Frame (it will never cope the screen), this is what I need.
Please can someone send me some light about this I would be very grateful
Thank you for your attention and sorry for my english and my total unknowness of C#
Create a frame enviroment in C# using Visual Studio
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Create a frame enviroment in C# using Visual Studio
Lisa Z. Morgan
It sounds like MDI forms--Multiple Document Interface--are exactly what you need. You designate a single MDI form as the parent, then open children within that main form.
Is that enough information The docs cover it pretty decently.
Don