Speedbuttons do not have focus by design. If you want to have a button which can hold focus, you need to use either a TButton or a TBitBtn., , As a rule, only use a SpeedButton where you want the user to click on it with the mouse.

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I assume you mean that you are trying to place a second button on the same form, i.e. over the top of the first button., , If this is the case, there is a BringToFront function for visual components, but I would be tempted to just change the caption of the button depending on what the user has selected. You could then use the buttons caption in the same way as a variable. So, in the buttons OnClick event you could have something like, , if Button1.Caption = 'Button1' then, begin, Do the button1 procedure, end;, if Button1.Caption = 'Button2' then, begin, Do whatever the button2 procedure was meant to do, end;

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Okay,, , First off, the Toolbar itself has a property in the Object Inspector entitled ShowCaptions. Set this to True to be able to see the captions on the buttons., , Secondly, set an Onclick action to the button and in there enter the code to manually execute the popupmenu., , PopupMenu1.Popup(X,Y);, , X is the Horizontal axis (integer) and Y is the vertical value. You should be able to work out these values based on the buttons position on the form., , HTH

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