That works well - I misread the BINDEVENT description.

Thanks Stefan and Naomi!!!

Howard

>>When I click on a screen region owned by _SCREEN, my app's form is deactivated.
>>This behavior appears to be different with VFP9 than with VFP5.
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>>I tried using BINDEVENT to capture the mouse click and activate my form:
>>BINDEVENT(_SCREEN,"Click",THISFORM,"Click")
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>form.Click() is an event - perhaps the form.Show() method might work better? I believe the following sample.PRG might do what you want.
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>hth
>-Stefan
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>PUBLIC oForm as Form
>oForm = CREATEOBJECT('TestForm')
>oForm.Show()
>RETURN
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>DEFINE CLASS TestForm as Form
>	AutoCenter = .T.
>	PROCEDURE Init
>		BINDEVENT(_screen,'Click', This,'ScreenClick')
>	ENDPROC
>	PROCEDURE Destroy
>		UNBINDEVENTS(This)
>	ENDPROC
>	PROCEDURE ScreenClick
>		This.Show()
>	ENDPROC
>ENDDEFINE
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