Peter,

This is happening because there is some reference to an internal object being held. THere is a tool on my website that will help you track it down. There is a link here in the files section to get it, and a little more detail in an article on my site.

It's also possible if you are using multiple calls to GETPEM() and/or PEMSTATUS() that a VFP bug is getting you. If this is the case you have to pull the value out of those functions to a local memvar.

>Hi Guys
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>I have just upgraded a VFP 5.0 application to VFP6 - more fool me!
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>Since the upgrade users are using the close button (the X at the top right of the form) to close a form. Trouble is that the form does not close - the X button is greyed out but form is still active.
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>What the heck is going on!