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hi karnaini<br />
i think that I have a solution.<br />
If the above code is written in form_load or in any click event of the mdi form menu, then you should omit the word me. <br />
bye
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hi karnaini
i think that I have a solution.
If the above code is written in form_load or in any click event of the mdi form menu, then you should omit the word me.
bye

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I got error when I issued this statement in my MDI form:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; frmColumn.Show vbModeless, Me<br />
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error message: <br />
run-time error 371: the specified object can't be used as an owner form for show()<br />
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What's wrong? any solution?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Iskandar
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I got error when I issued this statement in my MDI form:

        frmColumn.Show vbModeless, Me

error message: 
run-time error 371: the specified object can't be used as an owner form for show()


What's wrong? any solution?

Thanks,
Iskandar

run-time error 371

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