ID Number: Q81137
3.10
WINDOWS
Summary:
Windows 3.1 introduces the concept of a topmost window that stays
above all the non-topmost windows even when the window is not the
active window.
There are two ways to add the topmost attribute to a window:
1. Use CreateWindowEx to create a new window. Specify WS_EX_TOPMOST as
the value for the dwExStyle parameter.
2. Call SetWindowPos, specifying an existing non-topmost window and
HWND_TOPMOST as the value for the hwndInsertAfter parameter.
SetWindowPos can also be used to remove the topmost attribute from a
window. To do so, specify HWND_NOTOPMOST or HWND_BOTTOM as the value
for the hwndInsertAfter parameter.