BindEvent idea is nice, i'll take a look at it. I know the easiest is to use Modal, but it's a complicated scenario that also involves Dragging and Dropping to a sophisticated ActiveX control that resides in form A, and nothing gets triggered in there when FormB is modal...
Jaime

>Jaime,
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>I'm not using forms in therms of scx files but I guess you need a look at READ EVENTS
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>OTOH.
>It's not the sence of two modless forms to wait on each other.
>You might consider to instantiate form B from A and hand form B a handle to form A. Form A goes as one. If form B is closing it need to call to form A via the handle you have provided.
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>What I would do in reality is to create Form B as a class. Instantiate from A like
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>THIS.ADDPROPERTY('goFormB',NEWOBJECT(cFormBClass,cFormBClassLib)
>bindevent(THIS.goFormB,'DESTROY',THIS,'MethodHandlesBDestroyed',1)
>THIS.goFormB.show
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>Then THIS.MethodHandlesBDestroyed will be invoked when Form B closes and you can do what you need on form A
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>Agnes
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>>Basic form question...
>>I want to run, from Form A, a form which is set as Always-on-top and Modeless ( let's call it from B ).
>>When i run the do form command in form A, form B runs, but code execution in form A continues. How can i wait until form B is released to continue code execution in form A?
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>>Thanks
>>Jaime