>>>Bud: The behavior of the wait window is much different to a normal form. A Wait window call never fires a deactivate of an active form. Bud a form does.
>>>So: What do you do?

>How about a generic form? It can set to be a popup with a timer to automatically timeout if needed. It can BINDEVENT() to whatever the focus form is and intercept mouse moves and keystrokes to auto-go-away when it's time. It could then store previous messages to a log, allowing them to be viewed later, reported on, etc.
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But that doesn't solve his main problem, that using a form rather than WAIT causes events to fire on the form that's losing focus.

Tamar