Hi Doc,
It moves about 1/2-inch to the bottom and to the right. After about five
clicks, it'll move back to the top.
I performed a test changing the Visible property of an MDI child form. I
see the same thing as you decribed in the above sentence. This is because
the MDI parent controls the location of its MDI child form when the MDI
child is shown in it.
In my test, I don't reproduce that the MDI child form becomes maximized
when its Visible property is set to true (originally it's false). Maybe the
WindowState property of the MDI child form is changed somewhere else in
your application.
As you have pointed out, we could set the MDI child form's StartupPosition
property to Manual, so that the MDI parent won't influence the location of
its MDI child form when the MDI child form is shown.
If you have any concern, please feel free to let me know.
Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support
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