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  1. Jul 11th, 2009, 01:03 PM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Always keep form on top?

    Is there any way that I can always have a form on top of all other programs that are running? Even if I run something I don't want going on top of this form.
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    Re: Always keep form on top?

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    Re: Always keep form on top?

    Oh, thanks. I searched "keep form on top" and I didn't find that.
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    Re: Always keep form on top?

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    Re: [RESOLVED] Always keep form on top?

    it works on a command button.. but you need to click it twice.. what should i do if i want to load this code when my form starts? i already put this on the form load.. but nothing happen
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    Re: [RESOLVED] Always keep form on top?

    i just found a solution... i insert a timer and set it interval=1... is this ok?
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  8. Jul 30th, 2009, 08:19 PM #7
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    Re: [RESOLVED] Always keep form on top?

    disregard my question.. hehehehe.. i just make a condition to stop loading every sec.. hehehehe..
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