This is a standard MDI application created with the OWL 2.02 AppExpert. It 
is NOT based on the document/view model.

There are four MDI child classes: a "default" child window (a TMDIChild 
based child w/ a TEdifFile client area), and three "generic" MDI child 
classes called AMDIChild, BMDIChild, and CMDIChild. The A/B/C MDI child 
classes were all created with the ClassExpert, and all are direct 
descendants of the TMDIChild class.

The purpose of this example program is to demonstrate one way of displaying 
different main menu options with different MDI child types. In other words, 
each MDI child displays its own menu option(s) on the application's menu bar 
when it is the active child window.

NOTE: I whipped this puppy up in about half-an-hour, and didn't do much real 
testing on it. In other words it /should/ work (famous last words!), but use 
at your own risk! <g>

