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There you have it. I have a GUI, with multiple tabs. The only way to get several tabs on one GUI to be seperate was to create a seperate GUI for some of them. Now when I resize or move the main GUI, the child GUI doesnt move or resize with it. Is there a way to set this? If not, is there a way to prevent resizing and moving windows? Or perhaps a way to perm attach a child GUI to its parent?

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To prevent Resizing, remove $WS_SIZEBOX style and use Guictrlsetresizing(-1,$GUI_DOCKALL)

To prevent Moving, remove $WS_CAPTION style

For child and parent windows try $WS_CHILD or when creating the GUI :

e.g:

$parent = Guicreate("Wee! Parent",200,200,50,50,-1,-1)

$childwin = Guicreate("Wee!",200,200,0,0,-1,-1,$parent)

Can I see some code?

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It's a whole lotta code... 1200 lines, all GUI.

Maybe too much to paste here. What bit do you want to see? I'll break it out.

Edit: Sweet Jesus I figured it out. Thanks for your help, you turned on the lightbulb.

Edited by RagnaroktA
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