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Nevermind on this one...figured it out. Has nothing to do with the language. Thanks anyway.

I'm loading the two character states into a dropdown list from the database and want to use a compare validator to make sure the user chooses a specific state in certain situations. I've setup the validator properly. If I load the dropdown in code manually by using the ADD statement, this...

For anybody that's interested in the solution to my example project, I've attached it. I don't want to take up too much room to explain it, cause it's not really what I would call a solution, more like a work around that works for me. Thanks Bob for the earlier help...got me thinking about...

Thanks Bob for your input and your time, but I don't think it hits the nail. In a nutshell here's what I need. I wanna use an MDI parent form and some MDI child forms. I want all my child forms to appear maximized, but if I truly maximize them, then when the user restores down the application...

I understand. I was writing this post and I couldn't figure out what to call it, then I too saw the tooltip. May not get an answer to my problem, but I've learned something new today...lol More info on my issue. I've learned that when scrolled, the top left position of...say form1, which was...

When a window is Maximized, there are usually three buttons in the top right corner...Close, Minimize, and Restore Down.

Thought that a small sample project showing the problem might help get some dialog going. Thanks for your time.

I have a basic MDI form that loads maximized. It has two menu options. First option displays a MDI child form1 and the second option displays a MDI child form2. Both of these forms have no border and windowstate of normal. I want to be able to display form1, restore down MDI Parent form...