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Try this:<br />
don't place the controls directly on the form. Use a panel instead with AutoResize = true; <br />
Place the Panel on the child form with Dockstyle Top.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Bruce<br />

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Try this:
don't place the controls directly on the form. Use a panel instead with AutoResize = true;
Place the Panel on the child form with Dockstyle Top.

Regards,
Bruce


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Are there any other solutions because its a very hugh project where the forms are loaded very differently and i can't change every form. <br />
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is this a solution which can be added dynamically when showing the form ?
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Are there any other solutions because its a very hugh project where the forms are loaded very differently and i can't change every form.

is this a solution which can be added dynamically when showing the form ?

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ok this works well on a small testform. i try this in the big project on monday. thanks for this solution.<br />
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if anybody other have some solution which can be done more from outside the child form i will be pleased to hear.
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ok this works well on a small testform. i try this in the big project on monday. thanks for this solution.

if anybody other have some solution which can be done more from outside the child form i will be pleased to hear.

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Hmm.. <br />
at my first post i mixed up AutoResize and AutoScroll... sorry for that.<br />
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Have a nice weekend!<br />
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Regards,<br />
Bruce
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Hmm..
at my first post i mixed up AutoResize and AutoScroll... sorry for that.

Have a nice weekend!

Regards,
Bruce

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I like to have a MDI Child Form maximized in the parent form<br />
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Now when the parent form ist sized smaller than the child minimal formsize, the parent form should get scrollbars. If the child form is not maximized it works. How can i do this that it also works in maximized mode ?<br />
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regards<br />
Chris
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I like to have a MDI Child Form maximized in the parent form

Now when the parent form ist sized smaller than the child minimal formsize, the parent form should get scrollbars. If the child form is not maximized it works. How can i do this that it also works in maximized mode ?

regards
Chris

Maximized MDI Form Problem

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