>>>Stefan,
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>>>Thank you very much for the solution!
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>>My pleasure. Although I just saw a bug in the previous example: as you may already have seen, both sample forms do not handle getting closed via upper-right X button, for instance by doing a "Clear Events" in Destroy()
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>>Regards
>>-Stefan
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>Yes, I noticed this and I was going to put the CLEAR EVENTS in the QUERY UNLOAD method. Thank you.

Keep in mind that .QueryUnload() fires only on close box. So if you have a close commandbutton, it won't. Destroy() is a better candidate - it is sure to fire, no matter how you want to close the form. Or, if you already have cleanup code there, .Unload() - fires the last on the way out (IIRC - if .load() is first...).