Could someone tell me why the onfocus and onblur events only fire once. For example, using the code below, when you bring IE to the foreground the onfocus event fires and when you click on another windows (outside of that instance of IE) the onblur event fires, very good. But I can not get it to fire again, unless I reload the code. I expected these events to keep firing for each time the browser gets and loses focus. Is there something I'm missing or is that just a limitation of IE v7? Here is a sample test: function lostfocus() { document.write("lostfocus\n") } function gotfocus() { document.write("gotfocus\n") } Thanks... Rick

Hey, Just force it by calling the ShowWindow function right before you call return: ShowWindow(SW_SHOW); This will force the window to be displayed. Cheers ...

Hey, My wife is into scrapbooking and she prints out a lot pictures. To solve the cost issue (the ink side that is) I just got a large inkjet refill kit. As for the inkjet printer. Research one that fits your printing needs THEN look at the refill sites and see if they have a refill kit for that model and only purchase a inkjet that you can refill. Many of the newer inkjets now have smartchips in the inkjet cartridges to prevent folks from refilling them (this is where they make most of their profits), so you would need to also get a chip resetter (a device that resets the chip to think that it is full). The Manufactures have taken this issue to court and have won to stop the selling of these resetter chip devices. But you still can get them (they import them from overseas now). Also it is VERY important, that if you purchase a refill kit, that you make sure that the company guarantees that the ink is as good or better then the OEM's version. By using this solution our only real cost is paper cause our ink cost is down around a 10th of a penny per sheet of a full color 8x11 printed picture. Hope this helps. Cheers ... Rick