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App runing in systray, alert user with pop up form
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Hi all,
I have a small app in .net 2008, running (in systray), in many computers in my company, that has to alert the user a few times during the day's work, and sometimes ask for their input.
The problem is, when, i open a form (show or showdialog), it doesn't popup, this because the user is working in other office app's, and the forms stays behind, and most of the times the users don't even pay attention.
Is there a way to put a form in popup, jumping in front of any app that may be open or maybe create a window info, like the one outlook does when alerting of an incoming mail?
Thanks for any help
I have a small app in .net 2008, running (in systray), in many computers in my company, that has to alert the user a few times during the day's work, and sometimes ask for their input.
The problem is, when, i open a form (show or showdialog), it doesn't popup, this because the user is working in other office app's, and the forms stays behind, and most of the times the users don't even pay attention.
Is there a way to put a form in popup, jumping in front of any app that may be open or maybe create a window info, like the one outlook does when alerting of an incoming mail?
Thanks for any help
Set TopMost property of your pop up form
After the user has somehow "reacted" to your pop up, you may set TopMost = False to allow user send your form to background.
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Why not use a notify icon. Here's how to do one.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet...control20.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet...control20.aspx
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Originally Posted by Teme64 
Set TopMost property of your pop up form
After the user has somehow "reacted" to your pop up, you may set TopMost = False to allow user send your form to background.VB.NET Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
that worked just fine
Hi! Nice to hear that you got answer to your problem, could you please mark the thread as solved. Thank you!
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