>>George,
>>
>>Thanks for the reply. The app is using Foxtools so if you can find the API info it would be really appreciated!
>>
>Hi Sally,
>
>Well, I tried SetWindowPos() in 2.6 and it didn't seem to work (at least with the Command window). I do, however, have another idea.
>
>Since you've got foxtools already loaded, try adding this in the Activate event of the form you want on the both:

>* Replace "Form On Top" with the caption of
>* the form you always want on top
>m.whandle = _WFindTitl("Form On Top")
>IF m.whandle > 0
>  = _WSelect(m.whandle)
>ENDIF

>Just a bit of a warning, however, you'd better modify the foundation read (or make the forms modal) so that you don't get caught in a loop. The foundation read will fire every time the value of WONTOP() changes. Of course, the second form (unless it's part of what we'd call in VFP a formset) shouldn't have a read clause at all. You'll have to release it from the other form.
>
>If you're interested in further documentation on this and the other functions in Foxtools, download my Extended Foxtools Help file, in the Coding, Syntax & Commands section of the UT files.
>
>hth,


I still can't get this to work. No matter what I do, the general field window disappears behind the main editing window when the main window is activated. I have tried so many different ways, its driving me craazy! :( Does anyone have any more ideas or more explanation?

Thank you,

Sally