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    Posted: 08 March 2007 at 11:26am

Hi,
Was wondering if anybody could help..  I've been trying to sort out the initial positions for the following in code.. 

 
But can't seem to get it work.. Any Ideas?
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Don't worry found it..  Need to create Form3 panel, with the neighbour being the client area..   
 
Using GetClientPane() on the CXTPDockingPaneManager..
 
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... Or just create pane for form 3 before pane1 and pane2.
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That's a little simplier...
 
I was trying to get the same effect with CommandBars and DialogBars, but couldn't get the middle panel to position correctly..  Any ideas?
 
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