>Yeah, I hear you there. :-( Best of luck to you. BTW, have you found a way to get it to "push"?
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No. I did try to put a form with no border or caption "in" the main window. But there is no compliment to "always on top" as in "always on bottom" so if they clicked the "background" it would cover up the current forms. Oi Vay. (sp!) So, i've ended up having to back out all the changes cus the priority got dropped. So I am back to square 1. :( (But I am smarter now!)

I've got a "colored button" that I built using the container class. It may work for this as the "pushing" is triggered by the mouse up/down events. Will see.









>>>Hi, Samuel-
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>>I wish it was. In my personal projects, hiding the main VFP window and using my own window as the primary interface, will be the way to go. But alas, in a team enviroment, personal ideas and concerns don't always play out like you would like them to when dealing with pre-existing code.
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>>Thanks for the advice and help Nancy.