I'm not sure what alternative ways you provide for your users to close the form, but I suspect that the ReleaseType property may be what you're looking for.

It is set to 0 if you release the variable to which the form is scoped, 1 if closed from a close box, 2 if your quit VFP.


Hope this helps ...



>If I make a form "closeable" how do I know if that's how the user has closed a form.
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>Best way I can see is to create a property called lActivelyClosed and my close buttons set this to .T. and then my destroy event runs some code if it's .F.
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>Or have I missed something, it was late at night when I was researching this...
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>Thanks
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>Sarah