I have a form containing a button to create a new derived class form. In the callback for this button, I have the code
AnotherFormClass newForm= new AnotherFormClass();
newForm.Show();
When the button is clicked and this runs, the newForm momentarily flashes up in front of the original form on my screen, but then the original form comes back to the front. I don't want to use brute force TopMost() it to force newForm to always be in front. Plus, I'm not sure why I'm seeing this behaviour. Could anyone help please? I see there is an article mentioning a slightly similar problem here - Parent form is bringing to front when the menu strip of a child form is clicked but this is for .NET 4.5 and I've encountered this behaviour in 4.0 before too.
Thanks, Chris