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I have some simple questions if anybody can help me:
Q: How many maximum child forms can be opened on an MDI form? Whats the
exact figure.?
Q: What is the maximum number of mudules,class modules and forms that
can be present in a VB project?
Q: What is the maximum size of a code module?

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I don't know about Q1 and I only know about Excel, but:

Q2. I have found that if the number of normal modules, class modules and
forms together goes above 100 strange things can happen.

Q3. The consensus seems to be that it is best to keep the size of normal
modules and class modules below 64 Kb, so this is when you do export to .bas
or .cls file. I have a form that is bigger than this and there is no problem
with that, but maybe it is best as well to keep this below 64 Kb.

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I have some simple questions if anybody can help me:
Q: How many maximum child forms can be opened on an MDI form? Whats the
exact figure.?
Q: What is the maximum number of mudules,class modules and forms that
can be present in a VB project?
Q: What is the maximum size of a code module?


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