>Hi George,
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>>While I know you have your answer, an altenative is the SetActiveWindow() function. You only need to pass the window handle as a parameter.
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>Actually, I couldn't get that to work. It seems that it works with top-level windows only, i.e. _VFP.hWnd, but I could have been doing something wrong.

Joel,

The only things I can think of are rather than passing _VFP.hWnd you try either _SCREEN.hWnd or _SCREEN.Forms(1).hWnd.

Don'y forget that _VFP.hWnd is the frame and _SCREEN.hWnd is the desktop.