Single document interface

1. What is meant by single document interface?
2. What is SDI and MDI?
3. What is difference between MDI and SDI in VB?
4. What is SDI form in VB net?

What is meant by single document interface?

SDI (single document interface).

SDIs can open only a single document at a time. Notepad is an example of an SDI application—if you want to open two text files at once, you need to fire up two instances of Notepad.

What is SDI and MDI?

MDI (multi-document interface) - allows users to simultaneously view multiple documents. SDI (single-document interface) - unlike MDI, SDI only supports a single “active” document. A classic example of an SDI interface are static tabs.

What is difference between MDI and SDI in VB?

MDI stands for Multiple Document Interface applications that allow users to work with multiple documents by opening more than one document at a time. Whereas, a Single Document Interface (SDI) application can manipulate only one document at a time.

What is SDI form in VB net?

Ans:- Single Document Interface (SDI): An SDI opens each document in its own primary window. Each window has its own menu, toolbar, and entry in the task bar. Therefore, an SDI is not constrained to a parent window. This makes it easier for the user to view the contents of the various windows.