>Without getting too complicated with the telling, we have an SCX that can have an @Say screen popup over it using a hot key. We have code on almost all of our objects to close the form if the right-click of the mouse is done. On @Say screens, we have ON KEY LABEL handling the right-click of the mouse to do the same. What is happening is that if the @Say is over the form, when we right-click, the @Say screen closes, but then immediately the form does also. We have tried a number of things like CLEAR TYPEAHEAD and DO WHILE INKEY(0,'M') > 0...enddo, but to no avail. Anyone have any ideas? We are almost to the point of putting up an invisible form under the @Say screen, but above the SCX and letting both of those close, keeping the SCX open. But I really don't like those sort of solutions.

I don't think you can debug this deep enough to find out what's going on.

Can't you host the @Say screen in a form? Just createobject() a form, Show Window (oForm.name), set that form's font to something monospace and then do your 2.6 magic. When you exit the Read, kill this form and you're done; the code in the popup will (my guess, fingers crossed) consume its evil powers on this host form.

Worth a try, eh?

(if this is what you're already doing, then go for that transparent kamikaze form - you can create it just when you want to show this popup, and remove it when done, if it's still there)