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Hi,<br />
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Since you seem to have more than one question on this kind of issue, I'd suggest (if EE permits) that you have a look at Karl Peterson's (most experts must have heard of him) website at <a href="http://www.mvps.org/vb" rel="ugc">http://www.mvps.org/vb</a><br />
Look here for the vb project FormBdr<br />
This is free and quite helpful.<br />
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Bye<br />
<br />
Rem
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Hi,

Since you seem to have more than one question on this kind of issue, I'd suggest (if EE permits) that you have a look at Karl Peterson's (most experts must have heard of him) website at http://www.mvps.org/vb [http://www.mvps.org/vb]
Look here for the vb project FormBdr
This is free and quite helpful.

Bye

Rem

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Thanks for the points, glad I could help...
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Thanks for the points, glad I could help...

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I had a fabulous answer of TimCottee.. but this is my next problem about the control menu of MDI children<br />
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But how can i disable the restore button of an MDI child then????. Because when I disable the MAXbutton <br />
it will not show up. What I want to do is, when the MDI child form is shown there are three buttons <br />
the MIN the Restore and the close. How can I disable the Restore button here??? 
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I had a fabulous answer of TimCottee.. but this is my next problem about the control menu of MDI children

But how can i disable the restore button of an MDI child then????. Because when I disable the MAXbutton 
it will not show up. What I want to do is, when the MDI child form is shown there are three buttons 
the MIN the Restore and the close. How can I disable the Restore button here??? 

Disable restore button on an MDI child

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