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The purpose of this extremely small code is to take a form within your application and keep it on top of all the forms within your application. (Modal Forms) Note however that when you use this code, it will make all other forms in your application inaccessible until that form is closed. This is great for times when you have a form like starting a new game, or a form that tells about your program that you want to stay on top and "stop" your program until it is closed.

The purpose of this code is to expand on what Ian Ippolito stated in an early post with the same code. I noticed that his same code did not state all the versions that can take advantage of this code. This code will center a form on the screen, not taking into consideration the taskbar. Yes, there are other ways of achieving this, api being one of them, but who wouldn't rather have a smaller, simpler code?

The purpose of this extremely small code is to take a form within your application and keep it on top of all the forms within your application. (Modal Forms) Note however that when you use this code, it will make all other forms in your application inaccessible until that form is closed. This is great for times when you have a form like starting a new game, or a form that tells about your program that you want to stay on top and "stop" your program until it is closed.

The purpose of this code is to expand on what Ian Ippolito stated in an early post with the same code. I noticed that his same code did not state all the versions that can take advantage of this code. This code will center a form on the screen, not taking into consideration the taskbar. Yes, there are other ways of achieving this, api being one of them, but who wouldn't rather have a smaller, simpler code?

The purpose of this extremely small code is to take a form within your application and keep it on top of all the forms within your application. (Modal Forms) Note however that when you use this code, it will make all other forms in your application inaccessible until that form is closed. This is great for times when you have a form like starting a new game, or a form that tells about your program that you want to stay on top and "stop" your program until it is closed.

The purpose of this code is to expand on what Ian Ippolito stated in an early post with the same code. I noticed that his same code did not state all the versions that can take advantage of this code. This code will center a form on the screen, not taking into consideration the taskbar. Yes, there are other ways of achieving this, api being one of them, but who wouldn't rather have a smaller, simpler code?

The purpose of this extremely small code is to take a form within your application and keep it on top of all the forms within your application. (Modal Forms) Note however that when you use this code, it will make all other forms in your application inaccessible until that form is closed. This is great for times when you have a form like starting a new game, or a form that tells about your program that you want to stay on top and "stop" your program until it is closed.

The purpose of this code is to expand on what Ian Ippolito stated in an early post with the same code. I noticed that his same code did not state all the versions that can take advantage of this code. This code will center a form on the screen, not taking into consideration the taskbar. Yes, there are other ways of achieving this, api being one of them, but who wouldn't rather have a smaller, simpler code?