Hi!
Try Form.Show() method call for that form. If ot does not help, you then require to us Windows API functions: FindWindow to get HWND of the window and SetForegroundWindow to make it active.
HTH.
>Hi folks - I am trying to wire up my menu!
>I have a Top Level Form which may have up to three other child forms open. I also have an ole Tree which enables navigation between the screens - before changing screens I check whether data has changed etc. My problem is setting focus to the top level form so I can reference the ole tree from my menu. I create the child forms from classes and I do the data check and then close the form objects. Once all the child forms are closed my top level form doesn't seem to have focus. Is there a way to set focus to it?
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