Hello,
I have an application with multiple forms. I open 2 (different) forms,
one with numerous controls, say A, and one with a MonthCalendar, a
Combobox and a datagrid, say B.
When I work in A, but B is also open, sometimes A is set behind, and B
appears on top of A. Amazingly, B doesn't get the focus, the focus is
still in A. It's just that B appears on top of A (B's menubalk is still
gray).
Anyone familiar with this problem (and the solution) ?
I think that the MonthCalendar is to blame, but i'm not sure.
Thanks,
Steven
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