I have a clock application. I have set the Window's TopMost property. But, randomly, some other window or visual studio comes above clock.
Is there any other way to make my window (clock app) to display always on top of all other applications.
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A:
Are you sure it's a random window? If another window is also a topmost window, it is possible for it to come above your window.
casablanca
2010-09-16 18:02:03
Yeah. What I'm seeking is, what ever the other window state may be, my clock app should be in the TopMost. Like the "SlinkRun" application.
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2010-09-16 18:09:51
There is no SuperDuperTopMost option. It would obviously be used by *everybody*, defeating the reason for having it.
Hans Passant
2010-09-16 18:31:43
@Hans thanks. But, possibly how some apps like SlickRun and other desktop clocks are displaying themselves in topmost of all possible windows? Is there anything other then "Window" could provide me that effect?
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2010-09-16 18:45:13
A:
So far, known best way is to restarting the process at a constant interval of time.
Alternatively, you can toggle the TopMost property in a constant interval of time. [Not tested this though].
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2010-09-28 17:37:41