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Back to article list Search Articles Add Comment Printer friendly Direct link Par2: Keeping window on top 1998-04-21 -- Frank Piscopo I've come across many instances where Clarion users try to solve the problems they
come across by looking for a solution somewhere other than the Clarion language
without looking at the Clarion manuals / on-line help first. It's like buying a
rear-windscreen defrost heater for your car without bothering to look at your dash to see
if you can find a button labelled "Rear Defrost".
I will not list all the cases that I know of; the primary purpose of this post is to appeal to
all fellow Clarion users not to overlook Clarion's built-in features so much and try not to
re-invent the wheel every time.
A case in point which has been on the agenda quite often recently is how to bring a
window "on-top". Solutions given included API calls, LIB calls, and what not.
SCREAM! SCREAM! SCREAM! Take a look at this:
MyWindow{PROP:Active} = 1
For those who haven't yet noticed, THIS IS PURE AND SIMPLE CLARION CODE!!!
Maybe the simple things in life are easily overlooked!
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