Basically, there is a reason why the taskbar works the way it does. Bypassing it to create your own “app manager” (The C8 Main toolbar), jacks up that concept completely. If you have other programs open, C8 interferes with them. All that fuss and it still didn’t fix the Z-Order problem, which by the way is built into the Windows UI Framework capabilities with a simple ID call. Also, the old MDI was incorrectly done as well. All of that resizing could have been avoided even with the old windows MDI setup. As I’ve said before, we just replaced one bad MDI interface with another bad MDI interface. I’m assuming this is to keep the same code working across Mac and Windows. If I’m correct on that, then it’s an absolutely horrible idea as far as I’m concerned. The UI will never work properly if they keep trying to shoehorn in concepts between environments. I personally can’t stand the Mac UI. Having the MAC concept on Windows is even worse.