>She says,
>first put .t. and after that line put .f. ? Or I did a misunderstand?

That's one of the most unintuitive tricks out there, but even I was able to invent it when I needed it. The logic goes like this: my form doesn't get in front, it stays behind. I'll try .setfocus(), I'll try .show() and a few others, and when nothing else works, I'll be surprised that there's a property called .alwaysOnTop - cool, that one works. Except that I don't need my form to be exactly always on top - well, set this back to false right after. And voila, it behaves like we wanted it :).

Looks crazy, but my back don't hurt no more.

>>Hi Neil,
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>>See if Re: Modal form loses focus to calling form and app stops Thread #1021703 Message #1022189 could help
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>>>Is anyone having problems with modal screens occasionly loosing focus and then unable to regain focus.