>George,
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>If you run the code I posted Tuesday to set the VFP6 help window on top and query the window with the code I posted yesterday it returns .T., when you set the window back to NOTOPMOST the function returns .f. I didn't test it with other windows, but they should all respond the same.
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>I just tested setting my OE and Netscape Browser windows HWND_TOPMOST and they responded the same to the query. Spy++ also shows that extended style attribute changing.
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>It seems to work fine for any application level window. Which is what I read Bill wants to check, not child windows of an app.
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Hi David,

All I can say is, "...Duh!":-) I didn't recognize the constant as being the same one that sets the window as always on top, and confused it with a top level window. After re-reading Bill's post, it becomes clear that your solution is indeed the one he needs. My bad.

Sorry,