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  • Application with multiple focused forms
    S Skip Talbot

    Using Visual Studio 2005, I'm creating an application with floating tool bars similar to that of Photoshop (or most any application with floating tool bars) that share focus amongst each other. I have my tool bars in separate forms, and I call form.Show(ownerForm), to display the toolbar, where ownerForm is the main application's form. The problem is that only one form, the application's main form or the tool bar, can have focus at a time. Is there a property or method I can call to give focus to both the tool bar and the application's main form at the same time? Skip

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