making a form behave as sysmodal form in VB 6

in VB 4 (16 bit), we could make a form to be sysmodal form. i.e it remained on top of all other forms, including the desktop. the user had to process this form before anythinf else could be processed.
this property is not available directly in VB5 or VB 6.
How to get the required behaviour in VB5 or VB6.

Try:

frmMyForm.Show 1

Rodney

He's right
the Constant is vbModal and It's value is 1
So you could do Me.Show 1 or Me.Show vbModal

the use of constant in VB 6, makes a form modal, but only at the application level.
how to make the from behave as a modal form on the system level. That is no form can be processed throughout the system.

the use of constant in VB 6, makes a form modal, but only at the application level.
how to make the from behave as a modal form on the system level. That is no form can be processed throughout the system.

the use of constant in VB 6, makes a form modal, but only at the application level.
how to make the from behave as a modal form on the systemwide level. That is no form can be processed throughout the system, without processing this form.

the use of constant in VB 6, makes a form modal, but only at the application level.
how to make the from behave as a modal form on the systemwide level. That is no form can be processed throughout the system, without processing this form.
This was possible in VB 4 (16 bit)

the use of constant vbModal in VB 6, makes a form modal, but only at the application level.
how to make the from behave as a modal form on the systemwide level. That is no form can be processed throughout the system, without processing this form.
This was possible in VB 4 (16 bit)

Hi,
You seem determined to get your post to the top of the pile in case you want a serious answer check out the article Q184297 "HOWTO: Create a Form That Always Stays on Top" at:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q184/2/97.ASP?LN=EN-US&SD=msdn&FR=0

in the MSDN.

Good Luck
Phil