That sounds better.
Would it be OK if the focus is only lost for a moment? Or have you considered using a MDI Parent/Child relationship?
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Originally Posted by MartinLiss Would it be OK if the focus is only lost for a moment? Or have you considered using a MDI Parent/Child relationship? Hum... I tried using MDI forms... but the parent form is just too limited (won't allow many controls...)
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