VB6 - Form Increasing Size

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Language is VB6

Each time i run the application, this form increases in heigth (please note, i use the commandbars control just for a popup menu with icons in this form) both in designtime and in runtime.

I run this code in the form_load event to prevent an empty bar to be shown:

   With comBarsMenu
      Call .EnableCustomization(False)
      Call .DeleteAll
      Set mobjPopupMenu = .Add("Popup", xtpBarPopup)   'module popup variable
   End With

Everything works perfect except for the increasing-size issue.

More info: this form is included inside an external dll. We use the SetParent Windows API to attach it to the main form (causing it to become some sort of MDI Child, avoiding it to be moved outside of the main form sizes), after the Form_Load event is fired.

Best regards,
Alex

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	Language is VB6 Each time i run the application, this form increases in heigth (please note, i use the commandbars control just for a popup menu with icons in this form) both in designtime and in runtime. I run this code in the form_load event to prevent an empty bar to be shown: With comBarsMenu Call .EnableCustomization(False) Call .DeleteAll Set mobjPopupMenu = .Add("Popup", xtpBarPopup) 'module popup variable End With Everything works perfect except for the increasing-size issue. More info: this form is included inside an external dll. We use the SetParent Windows API to attach it to the main form (causing it to become some sort of MDI Child, avoiding it to be moved outside of the main form sizes), after the Form_Load event is fired. Best regards, Alex