>Yeah ehm I've done that already, these are the (Non-default) property's:
>
>AlwaysOnTop = .T.
>Borderstyle = 0 - No border
>Caption = (None)
>ControlBox = .F.
>Desktop = .T.
>MaxButton = .F.
>MinButton = .F.
>MinHeight = 2
>MinWidth = 2
>Movable = .F.
>ShowWindow = 2 - As Top-Level Form
>TitleBar = 0 - Off
>
>Now how can I be sure my form really stay's on top?
That's usually enough for me, but you probably can use some Win API functions to get what you want.
Nick Neklioudov
Universal Thread Consultant
3 times Microsoft MVP - Visual FoxPro
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