mike_mccue
Thank You Gustabo.
 
Thank you Drew.
 I looked at your script example and read the tutorial over at the website and I had a panic attack. I am going to go lift some weights to restore my sense of man hood. :-)

 
I'm afraid to tell you that that particular website is not very scary compared to some others.
 
For instance, whatever you do, don't start poking around too deep at Microsoft Developer Network library:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library
 
Also, if you're running a version of linux anywhere, don't look under the hood.
 
I warn you!

Two computers side by side is still way better than this approach. I have got a 22" widescreen on my main computer which is not connecetd on line for obvious reasons. Next to it I am running an Apple laptop that is on line. It has all my manuals on it, Groove 3 vids and can go on line. Its audio is also connected to my main digital mixer so I can hear it and record it too easily on the main machine.
 
I just find this works best for me allowing you to view help files and videos and things while not interfering in any way with the main computer. It works very well. A bit extravagant but great none the less. I found it difficult trying to read help files and watch videos on the main machine without getting in the way of the main real estate.

Hey Mike,
              Check out "DeskPins". I have been using it for years with various DAW apps including SONAR X3c. Works like a charm. Once installed there will be an icon on the taskbar. Just click and on it and then click on the window you want to "pin" and it will stay on top until you click on the window pin again. Extremely small innocuous free utility that I use a lot. Works on any Win OS.
 
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Enhancements/Other-Desktop-Enhancements/DeskPins.shtml
 
Cheers,
 
Billy Buck

Thanks Billy,
 I'll give it a try.
 
best regards,
mike