>>>The question asks "Do you want to save your changes?" Yes/No/Cancel. It works when you try to close form by close button (on the form, toolbar and right upper corner). I want similar functionality on ESC... I'm thinking, I would have to somehow save the value before ESC in form's property, then restore... But perhaps someone has it fully implemented already and can give me some ideas...
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>>>Thanks.
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>>Nadya,
>>What I'm trying to make clear to you is that you really shouldn't confront the user with THAT question when ESC is pressed. It is simply not the correct way of handling the ESC-key. It is also simpler then. If the user answer NO (inplying no abort), then do RETURN. No Save-action is here justified.
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>Peter,
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>MereMortals forms have a property - lReleaseOnEsc. If this property is set to true (default), then the ESC should behave the same way, as close button. I don't want to argue, that it's a bad design (perhaps, it is). I am asking a question, how can I make it behave the same way as Close. So far I didn't have any suggestions, which would help me to accomplish it.
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>Remember the story about the programmer changing the light bulb? I think it was discussed here < g > I am not that interested in the arguments of that it should not be done (I even agree with this point), but I am interested in the way it could be done, if we set this as the business requirements.
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>Thanks.

Hi Nadya,
Well, I can't help it that nobody else took time so far to answer you. As I made clear in my first post, I'm not in MereMortals and really only wanted to point to the universal principle that ESC should not be used to save. About the light bulb.. if someone here poses a question about how to not save when the Save button is pressed, it would generate some reactions of gurus that this is an odd question, don't you think?
BTW, are you sure that lReleaseOnEsc=.T. should generate the same behavior as pressing the close button? Why then is it not called lCloseOnEsc?