Thank you!!

window->set_non_modal();

Did the trick!
Unfortunately now that window is always above the parent window, but that I can 
live with.


> > I don't know how it is implemented in other OS:es, but..
>
> You didn't say which OS you are on - I guess maybe MS Windows?=20
>
> > When creating an application, I only want ONE button in the=20
> > windows taskbar, not ten if I have ten windows.
>
> Well, I think this isn't really the "approved" MS way any more - if you
> run a MS app, e.g. Excel, you will find that you get one taskbar icon
> per window. Or at least, I do on this machine here running XP (whereas
> with the previous win2k OS I only got one excel taskbar button for
> multiple windows.) But that may be local settings differences, or a
> different version of excel...
>
>
> > Is it possible to disable taskbar appearence for specific windows?
>
> Yes - but not directly via fltk. You need to change the window
> attributes to tell the win32 window manager that your window does NOT
> want to appear in the taskbar.
> The code to do this is pretty straightforward, but is so OS specific
> that I don't think fltk provides a wrapper for it.
> The only exception (I think) is if your subsidiary windows are modal
> for, or non-modal for, your initial parent window. In that case, I
> *think* fltk will suppress these windows from appearing in the task bar
> automatically for you.
>
> HTH,
> --=20
> Ian
>
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