How do I have my Frame always-on-top?

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How do I have my Frame always-on-top?

+Please bear in mind that this freeware solution is licensed under the
+GNU General Public License. You must read, accept and enact *all*
+terms of this license in order to use it free of charge.

An excellent class has been written by Mitch Goldstein (Author of HARDCORE JFC) that uses JNI to perform this Windows-specific task.

You can download it here: WInterface.zip

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Author of answer: Joris Van den Bogaert

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