I have my code in the forms destroy method. As I said, I have one object that handles all grids. That way I don't have to do any special coding for the grid.

>Hi James
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>>I also save all the grid setttings when the form is closed.
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>Thanks for your response. But the thing that really bugged me is that I could not find a place in the Grid's method that fires when the form class closes. Like I mentione I tried release and destroy but they never fired, why?
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>>>Hi all
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>>>I have tried to restore and save grid column widths in one of my form. The only problem is that I can restore the positions in grid.init() but I cannot seem to save the position in grid.destroy() or grid.release()
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>>>I had finally to put the code in form.release(). I was hoping to successfully do the same in grid.release() or grid.destroy() so that once tested I can move the code into the i-layer of codebook for future use.
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>>>Please advise.