>Don,
>
>One possible solution would be to create a form management class
>and have the form management object take care of the error handling.
>
>Your form manager would release the faulty form while keeping
>the rest of the forms running...
>
>I have a basic (really basic) form management class that you could
>improve upon if desired.
>
>HTH
>
>Pascal

Hi Pascal,

Form mgmt is being handled by the app object which contains
an array of form objects that are currently on display so
your suggestion has possibilities.

Don,

We're probably going to have to look at adding some code into
frmBase (which might cover the modals too) in the .Error event.
I have a printout from the articles from www.stonefield.com
which was also referenced but haven't had the time to get into
it in depth. Scott and I have also discussed the possibility
of having a .DoModalForm() much like .DoForm() which might also
load an array of modal objects being shown which might also
help here.

Steve