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>So, you should change your code and don't try to close cursors in the same snippet. Normally, it's enough to clean-up all form's related cursors in Form.Destroy event. Also, it's not necessarily to close modal form in the same snippet, but if you want you can add timer checking for existence of preview window and if it's gone closing the form.

Ed,

Thanks for all your help. We will have to change some of the code to make it work, but putting it in the Form.Destroy is not the answer since we need to get rid of the cursor upon return to the form after closing the report. I have figured a way around the problem at hand, still using the code you provided.
Thanks again!!!

Regard,
John