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    Posted: 13 February 2008 at 4:46pm
That's what I was missing!  Thanks for the help.
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Is it the client area of DockingPane?
 
Try this: DockPane.Options.HideClient
 
 
And please loose the picture
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Ah!  That button is not on the quick reply window.  Thanks.


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Hi,
 
You have to upload a picture, see pic and then select the picture file on your PC.
 
 
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I did but I took them out.  I have a screenshot but I can't figure out how to attach it to the post.


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Hi, great code . It's working. Do you load the states of dockingpane?                                                                                                                                                        
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I'm sure this will be easy for someone but I'm having a brain cramp.

I want to have 3 panes on a mdi form.  My form has a ribbonbar at the top and a statusbar at the bottom.

I want the 3 panes to be layed out with Pane a and Pane b consuming the top left and top right quadrants of the screen, respectively.  I want Pane c to consume the bottom half of the screen.  Below is my code.  I've tried creating pane c at DockBottomOf both a and b but it doesn't work.  Any ideas?

Dim a As Pane
    Dim b As Pane
    Dim c As Pane
   
    Set a = dockPane.CreatePane(PANE_MESSAGES, 100, 100, DockTopOf, Nothing)
    a.Title = "Messages"
    a.Options = PaneNoFloatable + PaneNoCloseable
   
    Set b = dockPane.CreatePane(PANE_CLOCK, 100, 100, DockRightOf, a)
    b.Title = "Clock"
    b.Options = PaneNoFloatable + PaneNoCloseable
   
    Set c = dockPane.CreatePane(PANE_TODOLIST, 100, 100, DockBottomOf, Nothing)
    c.Title = "To Do List"
    c.Options = PaneNoFloatable + PaneNoCloseable
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