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thanks Remy,

> > The problem is that my app should behave like a 'Shell'
> > but behaves like any regular form except that it's full-screen.
> > F.e. the user starts MS Access from my app. Access pops
> > up. If the user now clicks inadvertently on my app it comes to
> > foreground and Access is lost and hidden behind my app.
>
> What about using Alt+Tab?

Yes that works well. However, the user does not have a visual feedback
that there are other windows still open. Probably I should consider to
implement
something like the Windows Taskbar in my app. I will do some tests on that.

> > Is it possible to have my app always behind all other windows?
>
> Not really.  What you could try doing, however, is have the form intercept
> the WM_SETFOCUS and WM_KILLFOCUS messages.  When the form receives a
request
> to set focus, have it check if any other windows are currently visible,
and
> if so then deny the request.  Likewise, if there are no windows currently
> available, a request to remove the focu could be denied as well.

How do I deny the request? From the documentation of WM_SETFOCUS
it seems like this message is sent after my Form got focus. Should I pass
the focus back to the window that is passed in the wParam?

thanks for the help,
Nick