Need help from an Expert on windows MDI forms.

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Guest

This is my second post, my first went unanswered
I have a VB.NET 2003 MDI application running on Win2000 Pro client
The problems I am seeing are this: When clicking on the Windows menu in the parent which is an MDI list menu I can see right thru the form to the desktop. When I maximize any child form the minimize and maximize and close buttons do not draw as well as the child forms icon does not draw, then if I resize the parent form everything draws appropriately but then when I minimize the child form or resize it so that it's not maximized I see the icon, min, max and close buttons left in the parent forms menu area

I am at a total loss because this doesn't happen on my development client which is XP Pro. I have tried several things to no avail
please help

Thanks
 
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Praveen Ramesh

Sounds like you client m/c ran out of resource handles. Could be because
some other app is leaking resources. I would think restarting the m/c should
help.

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Chris Lane said:
This is my second post, my first went unanswered.
I have a VB.NET 2003 MDI application running on Win2000 Pro client.
The problems I am seeing are this: When clicking on the Windows menu in
the parent which is an MDI list menu I can see right thru the form to the
desktop. When I maximize any child form the minimize and maximize and close
buttons do not draw as well as the child forms icon does not draw, then if I
resize the parent form everything draws appropriately but then when I
minimize the child form or resize it so that it's not maximized I see the
icon, min, max and close buttons left in the parent forms menu area.
I am at a total loss because this doesn't happen on my development client
which is XP Pro. I have tried several things to no avail.
 

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