Good:) Be warned though using only toplevel forms are harder to manage (but once you do it all works:)
Cetin
>Cetin,
>
>That did it. I'm completely form-contained now...
>
>Many thanks,
>
>Irv.
>
>>Irv,
>>Then you need quit:) ie:
>>
>>*form.init
>>this.show
>>read events
>>quit
>>
>>*exit location
>>clear events
>>
or:
>>*form.init
>>this.show
>>read events
>>
>>*exit location
>>clear events
>>quit
>>
>>Cetin
>>
>>>Cetin,
>>>
>>>I am interested in this method of startup and release of a Form. I created a Form as ShowWindow=As-Top-Level,Desktop=.T. and coded the Init() as you specified. Then I issue a Clear Events and a Form.Release() behind a command button. I also bundled a Config.fpw with Screen=Off to avoid the initial incoming flicker.
>>>
>>>However, there is now a quick screen flicker when I close the Form. Any ideas on this?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Irv.
>>>
>>>>With just one form you don't need the main.prg either - as well as set sysmenu off,_screen.caption... and neither "quit" after clear events:) You can directly code in form.init ie:
>>>>
>>>>this.show
>>>>read events
>>>>
>>>>Instead of _screen.visible = .f. in code put it in config.fpw as Cindy pointed out.
>>>>Cetin
>>>>
>>>>>Thanks a lot..
>>>>>Just for the records..
>>>>>My main program is this:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>set sysmenu off
>>>>>_screen.visible=.f.
>>>>>_screen.caption="Consulta de precios"
>>>>>do form consulta
>>>>>read events
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>And set the form's showwindow=2
>>>>>And placed a commandbutton in the form with this in the click event:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>clear events
>>>>>sqldisc(0)
>>>>>thisform.release
>>>>>quit
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Hello Jonathan
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Make the form a top level form by setting the show window property, you can turn off the VFP main screen with _screen.visible=.f.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Bob
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Hi.
>>>>>>>My application will consist just of a small form (400 x 500 pixels) is there any way to overide the Visual Foxpro screen and just show the form?
>>>>>>>Thanks in advance.
