From: verne@notspam.ca   
      
   One of two things if my memory serves me rightly.  I'm 75 and almost   
   higher so mine isn't always the best.  When you want to not see the   
   othere forms simply have them go invisable and only appear when you   
   need them.   The second is to use a File type form that allows as many   
   files as you desire.  I use this with my Addressbook program that I   
   couldn't be without.  You can move it anywhere you wish and all goes   
   along.  I use six pages.   
      
   Verne   
      
   On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 12:50:27 GMT, "rv daffin"  wrote:   
      
   >I have a program written in VB6 that has a main form with a menu bar.   
   >Depending on the action of the user other forms can be loaded on top of the   
   >main form ( for user input and info, etc.) leaving the menu bar visible. How   
   >can I make the loaded forms follow the main form when the main form is moved   
   >around the desktop area?   
   >I appreciate your time.   
      
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