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>I see what you mean, it's a windows thing. I don't think I was ever really saying it was a VFP problem, just commenting that I didn't like the way it worked. Not everything in Windows is to my liking, but that's just personal preferences. Oh, well, it just goes to prove: you can't make everbody happy. :)

I agree...I don't always like the way Windows does some things. My biggest gripe is that I sometimes launch an application and want it to come up in the background, but it insists on being in the foreground.