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Fly over issue of child forms

I am doing a project in .NET. I have three forms say A,B,C. Form A is a mdicontainer. Form C is the modal dialog form and opens on pressing a button in form B.Now I run the application and open form C.

With the application is running, I switch to some other applications like Iexplorer and then switch back to the running application. My problem is when I switch back, the form C instead of opening inside Form A like a child form, appears over the Iexplorer itself. This fly over problem of forms is seen in all modules where child forms are declared as modal dialog forms.

Any comments to solve this problem are welcome.
Oct 16 '06 #1
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