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SYMPTOMSCreate a dialog box using the Dialog Editor. Place a button onto the dialog box. Create a frame and place it so that it encompasses the button. It is not possible to select that button with the mouse. However, if the frame is created before the button and then moved or placed over the button, then it is possible to select either the frame or the button. CAUSE
This behavior is by design. When controls are overlapped, the control that
is selected when the mouse is clicked is the one that comes last in
Z-order.
RESOLUTION
From the Arrange menu, choose Order/Group. This will bring up a dialog box.
Change the Z-order of the button to be after that of the frame. The Z-order
may also be changed by manually editing the resource file. The controls
that are further down in the file will be "on top."
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