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There is no doubt it works. &nbsp;When Shauli writes, evrybody trusts...
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There is no doubt it works.  When Shauli writes, evrybody trusts...

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Thanks, Mike, Don't trust too much though :)<br />
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S<br />

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Thanks, Mike, Don't trust too much though :)

S


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Well, what did I tell you. &nbsp;It was perfect.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Mike
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Well, what did I tell you.  It was perfect.

Thanks,

Mike

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I have a form with close button only. &nbsp;Is it possible to have it on top always but with minimized button to allow the user either to close or minimized if they need it out of the way.<br />
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Btw, I would install a code on resize event to prevent user to resize form boreder. &nbsp;Somthing like:<br />
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Me.Top=vTop<br />
Me.Left=vLeft<br />
Me.Width=vWidth<br />
Me.Height=vHeight<br />
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vTop, vLeft, vWidth, and vHeight are global variables set in form load. &nbsp;Or, add a button labled 'Minimize' and don't worry about resize.<br />
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Question: &nbsp;What do I need to make it popup (not modal, I want user to be able to click on other forms and/ or application bu to have this form always on top).<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I have a form with close button only.  Is it possible to have it on top always but with minimized button to allow the user either to close or minimized if they need it out of the way.

Btw, I would install a code on resize event to prevent user to resize form boreder.  Somthing like:

Me.Top=vTop
Me.Left=vLeft
Me.Width=vWidth
Me.Height=vHeight

vTop, vLeft, vWidth, and vHeight are global variables set in form load.  Or, add a button labled 'Minimize' and don't worry about resize.

Question:  What do I need to make it popup (not modal, I want user to be able to click on other forms and/ or application bu to have this form always on top).

Thanks


Form on top... vb6

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.