>I understand what you are saying, Naomi. It seems that way. This is already a separate button; I thought it was because the button was a sub-classed button that that might be why it didn't work, so I just got a plain commandbutton and placed it there with all the necessary code.
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>Again, the code fires, if there has been any change to the data, but if there is no change to the data and I click on the CANCEL button, the code does not ever fire. I set the ENABLED property to .T. upon clicking on my EDIT button. Notice below code:
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>WITH ThisForm
>   .lEditing = .T.
>   .lblModeStatus.Caption = "EDIT MODE"	&& Tells user what mode he is in.
>   .Enable_Page1()
>   .CancelButton.Enabled = .T.
>ENDWITH
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That's weird. In your new button put messagebox('I am clicked!) at the top of the click event. Do you see it when you click on the button without making changes?