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leon_saks 31-Mar-11 10:06am View

An interesting way. And maybe on MouseLeave we can change the parent back.
But it seems to be risky method.

I'm still think about GroupBox with handled caption or something like that.

Anyway, thank you for taking your time.

leon_saks 31-Mar-11 8:38am View

Yeah, maybe you're right, I've not explained well.
And I don't blame anyone. Thank you for your patience and for the advice.
I'll try to use something like UserControl or maybe groupbox. But in this case I will need to drag it by it's header. Hm, yeah, that's the problem.

leon_saks 31-Mar-11 8:20am View

Yes, that's abosolutely correct.

That "buggy" form (let it be Form3) is just a form that it's not MdiChild of Form1, it's a child of Form2 (which is MdiChild of Form1).

And that Form3 has TextBox with text user can't select with mouse.

leon_saks 31-Mar-11 7:45am View

This's a good question, but it's obviously. Otherwise, my MDI application wouldn't be an MDI application at all. The question was other, about TextBox. It's very important for users.

It seems nobody understand what do I do. I have MDI-child form inside MDI-parent (with IsMdiContainer turned). Inside MDI-child I have another form, that can't have another parent, but MDI-child.

leon_saks 31-Mar-11 6:44am View

Thanks for the answer, but if I set frm.MdiParent instead of frm.Parent, the form will be connected to the Main MDI form (MDI parent), but I need to "link" the form to MDI-child.
Please, refer to the screenshot http://rghost.ru/5011999/image.png

leon_saks 31-Mar-11 6:03am View

Sir, thanks a lot, but I know all this.

I'm askin' about TextBox in form that is created. This form is child of MDI-child.

leon_saks 31-Mar-11 6:00am View

Sir, I'm completely understand the MDI and all I'm doing about.

The question was not about MDI, but why I can't select text in TextBox with mouse.

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