Hi friends:

Since Starting of Time (at least for me) I designed a form class with a cancel bottom. Its property cancel is set to .T. and it always did what I expect.

I programmed click event with a property for example "secure=.t." for forms where you input lots of information and perhaps press ESC for mistake. The I ask "Are you sure?". If not release() doesn't perform and so it has worked fine.

Since now...

A particulary sensible program for a client of mine - who is habituated to ESC and changes are done - claims because now I oblige him to confirm data. My surprise came because despite I ask Are you sure? Put yes or put not form destroys...

Form doesn't have a big thing. a grid with 4 columns, a confirm button and the class buttom quit.

If i return .F. from when event form unloads even.

If I had to judge for this when a button has cancel property set to .t. form closes anyway and click() event peforms to do any process but not return the control to the form.

But most of my forms has the same characteristic and this doesn't happen.

My system structure is like this:

ACTIVATE MENU mymenu

Menu options are DO FORM myform.

Assuming this has no solution as I pose it, do you have any secure way of prevent user from quit form by mistake?

Thank you.

Héctor