Understanding Multiple Document Interface (MDI)

MDI stands for Multiple Document Interface. It is a software architecture that allows multiple documents or applications to be open at the same time and be managed as separate entities within a single window.

In an MDI interface, each document or application is displayed in its own tab or frame within the main window. This allows users to easily switch between different documents or applications without having to close or minimize one to access another.

MDI is commonly used in applications such as word processors, spreadsheet software, and web browsers, where it is useful to have multiple documents open at the same time and be able to quickly switch between them.

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