Re: Form inheritence
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Alan T wrote:
Hi,
Yes now I can create a inherited form.
However, it seems does not allow me to move the controls in my inherited
form.
I got a groupbox and would like to add another text box inside this groupbox
but it does allow me to.
You need to change the Protection setting of the controls on the base
form from Private (the default) to at least Protected so that they are
changeable by inheriting forms.
.
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