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That's a reasonable answer. &nbsp;I actually had thought of this<br />
myself, but I was hoping there would be a slicker way. &nbsp;I guess<br />
since the tiling is done in a Windows message, this is the best<br />
I can do.<br />
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Thanks -- Frank Siegel<br />
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That's a reasonable answer.  I actually had thought of this
myself, but I was hoping there would be a slicker way.  I guess
since the tiling is done in a Windows message, this is the best
I can do.

Thanks -- Frank Siegel



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I have an MFC app that has 2 vertically tiled MDI children. &nbsp;When I resize, do View Toolbar, or View StatusBar, I retile by doing a pMainWnd-&gt;MDITile(MDITILE_<wbr />VERTICAL).<wbr /> &nbsp;This works well unless I have both children up, and the selected one is on the right. &nbsp;In this case, when I call MDITile, it always switches the selected one to the left. &nbsp;This is annoying, especially when I minimize and then maximize -- the positions of the windows are switched. &nbsp;I can't seem to find anything to override. &nbsp;Is there a way around this?
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I have an MFC app that has 2 vertically tiled MDI children.  When I resize, do View Toolbar, or View StatusBar, I retile by doing a pMainWnd->MDITile(MDITILE_VERTICAL).  This works well unless I have both children up, and the selected one is on the right.  In this case, when I call MDITile, it always switches the selected one to the left.  This is annoying, especially when I minimize and then maximize -- the positions of the windows are switched.  I can't seem to find anything to override.  Is there a way around this?

Override MDITile behavior

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