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Article #4051How to put a non-Focused Window over the Taskbar?
From: Phuoc
Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 12:45
Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 12:45
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In my case, there are 2 programs running. One is maximized and covers the taskbar. On right click, I bring the 2nd program (smaller window) in front of the 1st one. Everything is still okay. As soon as I click on the 2nd one the maximized program will go below the taskbar. How can I get the maximized window always stay over the taskbar? If possible I don't want to hide (modifying property) the taskbar, because I have to ensure 2 applications are not focused in order to bring back the taskbar. thanks in advance Phuoc Can HUA -- =============================== I'm using BCB5 on XP Home
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