>>>I'm with Mike on this one. Your form must have an existing way of being closed. Why not handle the OnFormClosing event in the same way? The args will tell you what triggered the closure and you can still cancel it if you want. IMO that's much more in keeping with the normal user experience.....
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>>I like your input. You give practical suggestions rather just saying that "since it can't be done in .NET, it is no good" <g>.
>>So you are saying that when a user clicks on the X in the upper right corner, the OnFormClosing will fire? If so, hopefully there is a call to disallow closing the form. Thank you.
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>Dmitry,
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>Did you read the thread I gave you in full or only the referenced message?
I didn't see in that thread the use of OnFormClosing event. I could have missed it though. You pointed to the message by Pete Kane that was not practical (to me).
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