Fred,

>> I tested my form again and again and found new problems:
>> First of all, I don't know what event occurs when a user clicks on close button of the form (I mean the close button on the right upper cooner of the form). I tried Destroy, Unload, other - all unsuccessfully. If I close my forms using special close buttons "Cancel" (thisform.hide()) all work, but if I close my form using the right cooner close button, my form unloads (I mean my second form, which I want just hide not unload):(.
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>The 'X' kicks off a QueryUnload event. Put your code there. To prevent the default behavior of QueryUnload put a NODEFAULT in your code.

Thanks, all work fine now. It seems a little strange to me that without NODEFAULT I had troubles. If I put only one line of code into QueryUnload method: THIS.HIDE() ,
it doesn't work.

If I put 2 lines of code here:

NODEFAULT
THIS.HIDE()

It works fine.

I was pretty sure before that if I put some code into a method, this code replaces the code for parent class and the code of parent class never executes. So, was I wrong? I remember vagely that this issue already was discussed between Dragan and somebody else, but I don't remeber the answer.
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May I also ask about another very important problem? How can I save my report into text file? If I just try to write something like REPORT FORM myReport TO FILE myFile, myFile looks strange - populated with symbols, which I can not understand. Is there any easy solution?



>> The second problem that I discovered is that sometimes (I have not catched the sequence of clicking yet) when I released my form I had an error message: "Can not access selected table". Now I place tableupdate() into unload method of my form (it was before in release method) and I don't see this error. But I am not sure that this is a solution.
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>> Thanks in advance
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>The Unload event always triggers. The Release method is only called specifically when you call it, I think.

I think this method fires always too. First Unload, then Release.