How do I "always on top" application in WinXP ? TopMost
property doesn't help me.
Thanks.

Applications can not be topmost. Only windows can. So, why doesn't TopMost
property help? All topmost windows overlap all not-topmost windows, but
among the topmost windows, the zorder still can be changed, so there's no
way to get a window always in front of other topmost windows (what if
another application wants the same too?)

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Armin

Hello,

Mhmmm. Setting TopMost to True causes the application to be shown on top
of all other non-top-most windows on my Windows XP Professional.

Regards,
Herfried K. Wagner
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MVP VB Classic, VB .NET
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