>Hi Andrus,
>
>>Where to put on key label mouse code?
>>My usual forms don't need it. on key label must be put to form
>>init but the init does not fire.
>
>You can place it into the startup code of your application, since it's transparent to the rest of your application:
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> ON KEY LABEL LEFTMOUSE DO LMouseHandle
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>In the lMouseHandle Procedure you can USE MWINDOW() to determine the name of the window where the user just clicked. If it's one of your edit windows, you activate the proper form.
>
>>How to use deactivate for this ?
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>In the Deactivate you can check whether the currently active window is one of the edit windows and in this case activate the form that belongs to this edit window.
>
>Christof

It seems to be not a visual foxpro style and too complicated.

Maybe it is possible to make a cover (shape object) over form
which causes form to be active when user clicks in edit window area.

Currently I continue to use a modal modi file command without a form
or in one case I use editbox in a form with word wrap.