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    07-Sep-88 10:10:00
Sb: #9839-#Windows
Fm: Steve Tibbett 72627,1325
To: Michael Cook 73007,2755
First, you don't have to activate the window to use it – you can do any window operation while it's not active. Assuming you still want to do this, well, what window do you want to become active? You could always pick the biggest window on the screen you're currently working on and ActivateWindow() it, or something similar, but if there isn't a particular window you need to activate, it might be less confusing for the user if you just leave yours active. …Steve