You can have multiple instances of the same form. So,
what is holding you up?
That said, I think your idea of using forms over user
controls could become problematic if you ever
decide to implement docking window managers
for a nicer customizable user interface.
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Hello,
In a MDI application, I want a child form which contains a treeview with a
associated form for each node.
If I create a child form, I only can put controls. So I can puta Treeview
control and a user control which represents the form for one node. So I
have
the same count of user control than the count of nodes in the treeview.
But I will prefer to have forms, and not user control which play the role
of
"Form".
How can I do ?
Thank for your help.