I have an issue hiding the title bar of a mdi child form in maximized state within a mdi parent form in .NET.
Here's what I have at design & run time:

Here is the new() of my MDI child form:
Public Sub New(ByRef pParent As Form)
    MyBase.New()
    Me.MdiParent = pParent
    fParent = pParent
    Me.Text = ""
    Me.FormBorderStyle = Windows.Forms.FormBorderStyle.None
    Me.WindowState = FormWindowState.Normal
    Me.MinimizeBox = False
    Me.MaximizeBox = False
    Me.ControlBox = False
    Me.ShowIcon = False
    Me.ShowInTaskbar = False
    Me.SizeGripStyle = Windows.Forms.SizeGripStyle.Hide
    Me.Dock = DockStyle.Fill
End Sub
I've tried FormWindowState.Maximized and DockStyle.None instead but the result was the same.
On the parent container, to change from a child to another I use this function:
Protected Sub SetActiveScreen(ByVal pChildForm As tWizardForm)
    If pChildForm Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
    If fActiveScreen Is pChildForm Then Exit Sub
    Dim hg As New tHourglass
    Try
       fActiveScreen = pChildForm
       fActiveScreen.Show()
       fActiveScreen.BringToFront()
       For Each aForm In MdiChildren
          If aForm IsNot fActiveScreen Then aForm.Hide()
       Next
       fActiveScreen.Execute()
       UpdateCaption()
    Finally
       hg.Dispose()
    End Try    
End Sub
At design I've set the parent property IsMdiContainer = True.
Where did I go wrong or what have I missed ?
Plus this kind of double buttons on the child title bar is really strange. When I click one of the maximize buttons I end up with the same result: 
 .
. 
The resulting title bar buttons cannot be clicked.
Thank you for any help !
Here is your exact answer. It will solve your problem.
Add a MenuStrip to MDI form and make it invisible (Visible = false)
I got this to working by:
Try moving
 Me.MaximizeBox = False
to the child form's Load event, this seemed to work in my project.
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