I have coded a procedure for the ItemSent Event. It works very well.
However, I would now like to build a form that will ask the user a few
questions, if certain conditions exist. I tried to build a form within the
VBA environment. It basically works, but I have one problem. When I do a
FormName.Show, I can't get the form to display "in front." It is there, but
I have to click on the taskbat to get it to the top. Any suggestions?

Thanks, John

Obviously you're using Word as mail editor. The two easiest ways a

1) Don't use Word :-)
2) Set ActiveInspector.WindowState = olMinimized before calling your
UserForm.


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Am Sat, 30 Dec 2006 15:32:01 -0800 schrieb John Tripp:

I have coded a procedure for the ItemSent Event. It works very well.
However, I would now like to build a form that will ask the user a few
questions, if certain conditions exist. I tried to build a form within
the
VBA environment. It basically works, but I have one problem. When I do a
FormName.Show, I can't get the form to display "in front." It is there,
but
I have to click on the taskbat to get it to the top. Any suggestions?

Thanks, John