>>I'm doing no saving until I get a decent percentage above inflation, plus $5 a month just for the pleasure of it. Like I heard the other day: "Jesus saves - Krishna invests!"
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>A decent percentage will help you keep your shirt longer, investing may help to buy a new one, or lose the one you have. To really make money you must not use your own money, for example, you should open a bank.

Ah, the uncanny art of making money out of nothing...

>>Add is implicit.
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>But it isn't, since you must select a specific control and/or enter a specific value. To add without a 'New' requires more work from the user and is less defined.

That control is the first textbox, where the user would have to enter something anyway, even if there was a New button. If that control is bound to document number, leaving it empty is all it takes - so user has to perform no extra action. Actually, less than with a New button.

>>... Or should be, IMO, on data entry forms, regardless of their mass.
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>If editing is implicit, I can't see how you can have add implicit too.

After every save, the form sits on a blank record.

>>On any control's .lostfocus - just like VFE does.
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>I see, what do you check against, oldval()? What about controls not bound to data?

No, there's a .savedvalue=.value in .gotfocus(). Same for unbound controls. If you don't want a control to change the form.changed status, there's a textbox.lTrackChange (also for any other control) which you can set to .f.

>>>I know how much you like being saved without asking ;)
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>>I really don't like banks.
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>Neither do I. I believe of the (your?) founding fathers said that they are more dangerous than a standing army.

That army has already won :).

I don't remember being founded, and I think I can't have more than one father, unless we rewrite a lot of biology :).