Introduction
Have you ever wanted to make an application float above others? No? Then this
utility is not for you. For those of you that have, this utility will allow you
to do just that.
On running the utility, an icon will appear in your taskbar. Clicking or
right-clicking on it will produce a menu, similar to the following:
This menu lists all of your visible top-level windows. Any windows that are
already floating are shown ticked, while all others are shown un-ticked.
Clicking on a window name will toggle its top-most state.
To exit the utility, click on Exit on the menu.
That's all there is to it - have fun!
History
Version 3.02 - 02 May 2002
Made sure menu closes when user clicks outside of it
Version 3.01 - 01 May 2002
First (public) version
Revision History
01 May 2002 - Originally Moved
12 Jun 2002 - Some Re-Formating
