As Machaira says, you can only have one active window. If you mean how can you stop those windows disappearing behind the main window, like the Visual Studio Find and Replace dialogue, you need to make them modeless dialogues by using code like this:
Visual Basic:
Dim myDialogue As New Form
Me.AddOwnedForm(myDialogue) 'or myDialogue.Owner = Me
myDialogue.Show()
If you do this, whenever the main window is active the dialogue will still be in front of it, even if it's not active itself.
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