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    Hi, I've created a borderless form which is custom located at point(0,0) (the top of the desktop). the form size is; height: 26px, width = screen width. my case is when I open another application (i.e. msWord) the top of the msWord window (Title, Grabbing aria, close, min, max buttons) is hidden behind my topmost form. How can I setup my form to act like the taskbar; which will not allow the new application window to load behind the bar? tnx

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      Hi, I've created a borderless form which is custom located at point(0,0) (the top of the desktop). the form size is; height: 26px, width = screen width. my case is when I open another application (i.e. msWord) the top of the msWord window (Title, Grabbing aria, close, min, max buttons) is hidden behind my topmost form. How can I setup my form to act like the taskbar; which will not allow the new application window to load behind the bar? tnx

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      leeoze wrote:

      How can I setup my form to act like the taskbar; which will not allow the new application window to load behind the bar?

      You need to register your application as an AppBar for this to happen. See this[^] MSDN article and this[^] CP article. /ravi

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