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Re: Marrying forms |
From |
WJS <warra@nowhere.com> |
Date |
Wed, 19 Oct 2016 12:41:11 +0200 |
Newsgroups |
dbase.getting-started |
On 2016/10/18 7:04 PM, Charlie wrote:
> Probably a question I should have asked a long time ago but this is the situation:
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> We have a menu form. Of course when you push a certain selection a form pops up with the menu form.
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> Is there a way to connect the two so that they won't separate when using other programs on the computer?
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> For instance my menu form is open and I select a menu item in inventory control and that form opens up. Then I go to a different program and do some work with both the menu form and inventory
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> I go to the task bar to show the open forms and they are separate. I can choose one or the other. But actually I should only have one choice and they would both pop up together. Not sure if this is the way they are supposed to work or if there is a way of marrying them so that they appear together with the menu form in the background.
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> Hope I didn't confuse anyone. I'm sort of confused! :)
>
There is an article in the old dbullitin called An Application
With its Own Desktop. Issue 4
You use a form that serves as parent to other forms i.e.
The child forms are bound to the parent just like any other object.
http://www.dbasedeveloper.co.uk/dBulletin/bulletin.htm
Wian
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