Re: Stay behind



"Ronald van der Pas" <ronaldvdpasNOTME@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I can make a form stay on top by setting the FormStyle to fsStayOnTop.
> But I need the opposit: I want the form to stay in the back.
> How could I do this?

There's probably some WinAPI call that you could repeat a few times
every seconds.

But it doesn't sound very useful. So, pray tell, what are you _really_
trying to do? Perhaps there is a simple other solution that doesn't
involve swimming upstream.

Groetjes,
Maarten Wiltink


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