Always On Top

[GenDeathRaiser]

I tried searching for this but it won't allow me to search for Always, On, or Top so it blows. Anyway, How can I set my program to be always on top? :confused:

[Phylum]

In vs2003 set the forms topmost property to true. All done :)

[GenDeathRaiser]

I got this after doing that:

 

[C# Error] AssemblyInfo.cs(315): An object reference is required for the nonstatic field, method, or property 'System.Windows.Forms.Form.TopMost'

 

lets just say my forms named WinForm, what would be the syntax to use that command properly.

[Phylum]

Go to the designer screen, and open the properties window for your form... its near the bottom :)

[GenDeathRaiser]

Yes but I'm trying to get it so that the user can check the Always Stay On Top box so no other programs get in the way. So how would I go about making it true and false I tried:

 

WinForm.TopMost = true;

 

but it gave me that error above.

[mutant]

Is WinForm the name of your form class, or does it reference a specific instance of your form? The latter is required to use that property since it is specific to each instance.

[GenDeathRaiser]

Well...When I click the form, that's the name of it. I don't see anything that has a higher power than that as it's my only form. And if I set it to true in the properties, it works, but I need it to be able to turn on and off and I guess my syntax is off.

[GenDeathRaiser]

I Even just tried the namespace which is Typer

so I did

 

Typer.WinForm.TopMost = true;

 

but still no good :(.

[PlausiblyDamp]

In your code WinForm is the class name (or type) of the form. You need to set it for the current instance. Try using

this.TopMost = true;

[GenDeathRaiser]

That did it! Thanks so much.