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Darren Parr
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Hi I'm having an issue getting a .net form to stay behind a series of progress windows. We use embedded widows for some of this and that works fine. We're aiming to give the user the ability to not use an embedded window (as they render inside our .net window on purpose) and to use the standard .w. As soon as the user clicks the .net form to the front and then selects a progress window from the task bar, all of the other progress windows stay behind the .net form. This is the case even if we use a sendtoback() on the .net form and also a move-to-top() on the progress windows. Any idea how I might get my .net form and progress windows to play nicely. Thanks Darren
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