Tamar & Naomi, thanks. I did end up storing a property on the form for LastWindoState that gets checked in the Resize() vs. the current WindowState. Then another form property for UserFiredWindowStateChange (T/F), which I have normally set to .T. Then right before the form state changes programatically, I set it to .F. In the Resize() event then when the state changes, I'm checking to see if it was the user or the program that caused the state change.

Not as handy as having a native method for UserClickedIconicFormInWindowsTaskbarToRestoreIt(), but hey, what can you expect from a language that just hasn't been around that long? ;-)

Thanks guys,

-Matt