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Many of today's applications are designed using an MDI. Given this popularity it is not surprising that Visual Basic provides extensive support for developing MDI based applications. In this chapter of Visual Basic Essentials we will explain what an MDI is, and provide a detailed, step by step guide to developing MDI applications with Visual Basic.
