An example would be a prg which determines what to do based on the value of _Screen.activeform.name. Or perhaps a parent class with buttons may determine which buttons to enable based on the value. (Disable the buttons when the form is not active).
>>Over the years we have consistently used _Screen.ActiveForm.Name to determine the current active form. This has worked until recently. Recently, even though another form will actually be ontop and appear to have focus, _Screen.ActiveForm.Name returns the main form. I can only think that a timer may be running which could shift focus back to the mainform somehow. Is there ever a case when _Screen.ActiveForm.Name may be actually WRONG?
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>Where do you check _Screen.ActiveForm.Name ?
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