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    Legendary Member cairnswm's Avatar
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    Brint to Front Problem

    I am busy writing a custom filing system application for myself. Its an attempt to make my internet browsing a little more structured so that I can find interesting sites I've been to more easily.

    For this I have created an Ison Tray Application that stores the information. Its got an explorer like feel with various categories and then the links and files that are related. I have added an Automation object to the application to allow other programs to create new links etc. When the interface is called, a dialog pops up that allows the user to fill in the relevant document details.

    My problem is that the pop up dialog is not the top window - so you only see it when you tab to the icon tray application. How do I make the pop up dialog be the top window?
    William Cairns
    My Games: http://www.cairnsgames.co.za (Currently very inactive)
    MyOnline Games: http://TheGameDeveloper.co.za (Currently very inactive)

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    Brint to Front Problem

    I assume you are using a more recent OS, like W2000 or WXP. When playing around with TweakUI of WXP, I saw an option somewhere.

    Prevent other applications from stealing the focus.

    And it is -ON- by default. Perhaps you should try to turn it off. As it is, your application is probably flashing in the taskbar...

    Good luck

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    Legendary Member cairnswm's Avatar
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    Brint to Front Problem

    I first saw the error on Win ME but the same problem is on Win 2000. My application is hidden from the task bar so it doesn't flash
    William Cairns
    My Games: http://www.cairnsgames.co.za (Currently very inactive)
    MyOnline Games: http://TheGameDeveloper.co.za (Currently very inactive)

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    Brint to Front Problem

    Perhaps you can fool windows (hey, its microsoft ) by sending a WM_ACTIVATE or whatever message is used to activate your form?

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