That's odd behaviour for a dialog! It shouldn't be happening, but the only
way to control this is via methods like SetForeGroundWindow or SetWindowPos
via the Win32 API:

SetWindowPlacement Function:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...asp?frame=true

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"Lionel H" wrote:

I have recently upgraded from Office 2000 to 2003.
I have an ItemSend event handler that reminds me to attach attachments and
fill in the summary line if I click send without doing so. At Office2000, the
MsgBox used always to appear "on top of " the window containing the mail
item. In Outlook 2003 the MsgBox is now put "underneath" this window leaving
me thinking my system has frozen. Is there any way to force a MsgBox to the
"top of the pile"?

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