Is the there a way to force another window to be on top? Not the application’s window, but another one, already running on the system. (Windows, C/C++/C#)
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Is the there a way to force another window to be on top? Not the application’s window, but another one, already running on the system. (Windows, C/C++/C#)
You can use the Win32 API BringWindowToTop. It takes an HWND.
You could also use the Win32 API SetWindowPos which also allows you to do things like make the window a top-level window.