Some applications do not have the functionality like task manager to stay always on top. Is there a way around this? I am on Windows XP SP2.
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I use Deskpins for this:
There is also PowerMenu if you prefer a context menu solution, which lets you set application priority and transparency from the context menu as well:
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Install AutoHotkey and use this script to toggle any window as topmost by pressing CTRL SHIFT T:
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I use Pitaschio to tweak a number of Windows behaviors, including that one (right-clicking the title bar set to toggle the always-on-top state) and other useful things like disabling caps-lock. | ||||
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WinRoll 2! Middle click on the close button to set always-on-top, as well as the obvious rolling up of windows. At ~800kb of RAM on average, it's well worth having. | |||
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The open source virtual desktop manager VirtuaWin allows you to make windows always on top (or always on another screen etc) by middle clicking on the window like so:
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I've used WindowPinner. Small, simple, and does the job.
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Ash's answer using AutoHotkey is a great alternative. However, the current state of the script can be troublesome. The
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