>Forms calling forms calling forms and forms and forms sounds like a usability issue that dimming the desktop won't fix.
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:)

sounds like.. but it isn't....

It is very usual... mostly on implementation time... those register movement, that don't has some data params etc...

But, anyway... My point it is not exactly on how deep can be a hole... I just use "forms, forms, forms..." as an example...

I believe... In some cases.. A single form on the top of the other, it is enough to produce mistakes on some user task... And, I never had a single one app. that don't use it...

I've been developing applications in html... And that feature by far, helps a lot the understanding of some tasks sequences...
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>>Hi Craig,
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>>Sure, not necessary... I do have modal forms on some applications... I know the behavior... But, for the end-user it is a great difference.. Applications that needs goes too deep.. I meant, forms calling, forms and forms and forms... Sometimes the visual pollution confuses... In my case, I have it and all that forms it isn't modals