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At 12:03 AM +0100 1/12/03, Jesper Harder wrote:
>Greg Hill <ghill@synergymicro.com> writes:
>
>>  In my first foray into frames, I am not having any success with the
>>  functions select-frame, raise-frame or lower-frame,
>
>What happens if you evaluate this expression:
>
>      (lower-frame (make-frame))
>
>For me it creates a new frame, lowers it and returns to the original
>frame.

For me it creates a new frame and leaves it raised.  I can return 
focus to the original frame by clicking on it, but I can't find any 
lisp expression that will do that for me.  I have also tried using 
speedbar, and the function speedbar-get-focus does absolutely nothing.

--Greg