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Visual FoxPro
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Forms & Form designer
Miscellaneous
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Hi George,

I looked at most of the properties on the form and looks like the WindowState, Top & Left are the exceptions. Probably it is doing the right thing.

Say the settings for the top position of a form is set to 0 (default) and you have Top_Assign(). If the form's AutoCenter is set to .T., the top position will be changed when the form is run but the event is not fired. The event is fired if you manually set AutoCenter = .T. from a method like Init(), Load() etc. or directly change the setting of Top.

The common things among Top and Left is that, their value changes with the setting of some other property i.e. AutoCenter which overrides the event, if AutoCenter is specified in the property window.

Hopefully someone will throw more light on this topic...

>We really don't bend the rules here, more like massage 'em.:-) I'm just disappointed (and I really don't know why) that it doesn't fire in response to a system event. I won't complain too much as long as there's a workaround.
>
>Thanks again,
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