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in OnPaint() of your windwos do a FillRect() with your prefered brush...<br />
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in OnPaint() of your windwos do a FillRect() with your prefered brush...

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I have try this but I found the colour paint into the status bar also.....<br />
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And when I move the child frame within the mainframe.....<br />
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the background just don't update......
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I have try this but I found the colour paint into the status bar also.....

And when I move the child frame within the mainframe.....

the background just don't update......

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child frame moving doesn;t update mainframe's background because it is not a MainFrame;s background - what you see is the MDI client window. You need to manage somehow its WM_ERASEBACKGROUND<br />
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Client Window pointer is stored in CMDIFrameWnd's member variable m_pClientWnd<br />
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ups
child frame moving doesn;t update mainframe's background because it is not a MainFrame;s background - what you see is the MDI client window. You need to manage somehow its WM_ERASEBACKGROUND

Client Window pointer is stored in CMDIFrameWnd's member variable m_pClientWnd



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I got it works now.... Thanks
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I have created some child frame in my program. But I haven't add any DocTemplate to the application.<br />
I found I cannot change the BackGround Color of both the MainFrame and all the CHild Frame.<br />
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How can I change the BackGround Colour of each frame?<br />
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Thanks
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I have created some child frame in my program. But I haven't add any DocTemplate to the application.
I found I cannot change the BackGround Color of both the MainFrame and all the CHild Frame.

How can I change the BackGround Colour of each frame?

Thanks

Back Ground Color

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