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 WMDIClient             MDI client window class
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 WMDIClient
 MDI client window class
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 Properties
 ActiveChild    The currently active child, or NIL
 WndStyle       The control's usual style (a combination of WS_* values)
 
 Methods
 WMDIClient:ArrangeIcons()     Arrange any iconised windows neatly
 WMDIClient:Cascade()          Cascade (overlap) the child windows
 WMDIClient:CloseAll()         Request each child close itself
 WMDIClient:CloseChild()       Request a specified close itself
 WMDIClient:Create()           Create the MDI client window
 WMDIClient:CreateChild()      Create a new MDI child window
 WMDIClient:DestroyAll()       Destroy all children
 WMDIClient:DestroyChild()     Destroy a specified child
 WMDIClient:IconizeAll()       Minimise all children
 WMDIClient:Init()             Construct an MDI client window object
 WMDIClient:MaximizeChild()    Maximise a child
 WMDIClient:NextChild()        Activate the next child
 WMDIClient:OnChildNCDestroy() Tidy up after the destruction of a child
 WMDIClient:OnCommand()        Handles menu, toolbar & accelerator messages
 WMDIClient:PrevChild()        Activate the previous child
 WMDIClient:RestoreChild()     Restore a child to its saved size
 WMDIClient:SetMenu()          Set the frame window's menu
 WMDIClient:Tile()             Tile the child windows
 
 Inherits From
 WWindow
 
 Inherited By
 Nothing.
 
 Description
 This class is used for the MDI client of an MDI application.
 The client is not a descendant of WFrameWindow because it is
 not a "decorated" window (it has no menu, toolbar, or status
 bar).  The client covers the unused part of the MDI frame,
 after allowing for the frame's status bar, etc.  Consequently,
 if you want to display anything in the main part of the frame
 you actually have to display it using the MDI client.  (MDI
 children are displayed in this manner.)
 
 The MDI frame is the parent of the MDI client, and the MDI
 client is the parent of any MDI children.  Further information
 can be found in the file SOURCE\OO\CLASSES\MDIFRAME.PRG.
 
 Example
 
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