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How do I uninherit a visual basic.net form?
I am building a windows form application using Visual Basic in MS Visual Studio 2005. I am new to this, and built a base form, FDPBase, then added a second form, FDPData1, which inherited from FDPBase.
As I learn more about using Visual Basic.net I found out that what I really wanted to do was create a multi document interface (MDI) application. FDPBase should have been my parent form, and FDPData1 a child form with it's MDIParent property set to FDPBase. I have put a considerable amount of work into FDPData1 and I would like to uninherit it from FDPBase.
Thank you.
As I learn more about using Visual Basic.net I found out that what I really wanted to do was create a multi document interface (MDI) application. FDPBase should have been my parent form, and FDPData1 a child form with it's MDIParent property set to FDPBase. I have put a considerable amount of work into FDPData1 and I would like to uninherit it from FDPBase.
Thank you.
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Thank you. You just saved me several hours worth of work.
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But for that you only need to change the way you call it. You want to use the form allone, without being a child ?