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Hello Randall,
I use a free utility call wintop for a similar (not exact) purpose.
You can find it at most shareware sites. It allows you to select a
specific window to always be on top.
Best regards,
Jim
Wednesday, January 31, 2001, 11:11:44 AM, you wrote:
RK> Does anyone know how to set the properties of a program running under W2k so
RK> that it runs "always on top"? Some programs offer this option but I would
RK> like to run a program on top of all others and this program does not offer
RK> the option.
RK> Regards, Randall
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