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[HOWTO] Keep windows and dialog boxes on top (MS OSes)

It's retarded that MS OSes still have no native UI control to let users keep windows and dialog boxes on top. So I found a simple solution of using Autohotkey (which I use and recommend anyway) and one line of code that lets you turn on or off "alwaysontop" for the current window or dialog box with a key combination that you can customize:

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^!BACKSPACE::  Winset, Alwaysontop, , A
You can change ^!Backspace into whatever key combination you want (read the Autohotkey help files.)

I have tested this in Windows XP and 7.