Kevin,

If have to test the condition in the Load you'll have to set a custom form property (like lDontLoad) and test that in the Form.Init() or you can just do the test in the Init()

Dodefault()
if ( this.lDontLoad )
return .f.
endif

* rest of form.init here

The only thing is that all of the controls of the form will have been already created. If the condition you are trying to avoid in the Load() may cause problems with the controls themselves the controls will have to be smart enough to handle the scenario.

>I'm always trying to fit everything in one single form (without an associated .prg), so please indulge my mania <grin>.
>
>In the load event of a form, I'm testing a variable and if "false" then I don't want to load the form. I can't call the unload event, and I've "RETURN 0" but neither work.