>Hey Bill,
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>Thank you for replying. The main thing that I am wanting the form to do is to be on top, with no other form being able to be accessed while it is open. Currently, if I have this form initially opened, I cannot click on the other base forms to move to them, which is correct. If I click the desktop and this form, it also performs correctly. The problem occurs when I click the desktop, then click the form under it to bring the program back to the front, then I lose this form and it locks the program.
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>Unfortunatly, I was brought in to maintain this program, and was not part of the original design team. I am not sure what the best way would be to configure the form. Thank you for any help you can provide.

Hi Susan,

I understand your dilemma and synpathize with maintaining existing apps. :-)

Since you are dealing with Top Level type forms, if you want the forms to remain of type Top Level, for the child form you want to be modal, my experience has been that you can set the ShowWindow property to InTopLevel form, the DeskTop property to true (.T.) and the Modal property to true (.T.) and this should give you the functionality you are after. I am assuming that all of the forms are functioning as TopLevel type forms.

If you can run all of the forms in the Screen you should be able to set the Modal property of the child form to true (.T.) and get your functionality.

Bill