>>Hola Héctor,
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>>Are you calling the report from a form with a grid in it? If it is the case, before calling the report take the focus away from the grid, to any object but a grid.
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>>Saludos,
>>Hugo
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>Oh, yeah, Hugo!!! That's exactly the question someone has to ask!
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>Well, agree with me it is not a honourable way for explaining such behaviour...
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>Yes, in fact grid is the only control I need... I chose a record (mouse or keyboard) and try to re print a sale note.
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>I think "try catch" will stay but now I know why my program failed. Now I'll be able to sleep tonight!
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>Muchísimas gracias, Hugo!

No problem Héctor, Just put myCommandButton.SetFocus() right before REPORT TO and it should solve the problem. You probably have an exit button but if there is nothing at all you could put an invisible (I think it should be visible = .t. but outside the boundaries of the form, like left=-100 to get the focus, as I think visible = .f. will prevent the button to get focus) one just so you can set the focus