Which controls can not be placed in MDI ?

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Which controls can not be placed in MDI ?

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Sairam Bhat

Posted 15-Mar-11 1:36am

sairam.bhat

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Olivier Levrey 15-Mar-11 8:50am

If you encountered problem using a control on a MDI form, then please explain.

Toli Cuturicu 15-Mar-11 9:11am

Non-sense

sairam.bhat 15-Mar-11 9:15am

no sir it is an interview question.

Toli Cuturicu 15-Mar-11 9:17am

Still non-sense. The individual who created this interview question is stupid.

sairam.bhat 15-Mar-11 9:17am

non event controls cant placed in MDI.

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MDI is generally considered very bad, discouraged, for a good reason.
Any control from System.Windows.Forms or a derived one can be placed, but should not be :-)

—SA

Posted 15-Mar-11 15:10pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Eduard Keilholz · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-15T01:38:00

Solution 1

Why could a control not be placed in an MDI Form?

I would say, a not Windows Forms compatible control

Posted 15-Mar-11 1:38am

Eduard Keilholz

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Olivier Levrey 15-Mar-11 8:49am

I agree. OP's question doesn't make sense.

sairam.bhat 15-Mar-11 9:14am

no sir it is an interview question