>>Hi All,
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>>Here's my small problem (I wish), if I have a formset called Admission (an Admission screen) from there I would like to call different forms, but when those forms are active I don't want the user to go back to the Admission screen unless he click OK!!! Now, those forms are separate forms, whould it be better to include them in the Admission Formset?
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>>Thanks,
>>Yves
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>The easiest way is to hide Admission screen in Init event of another form and show it again in Destroy event of the same form. If you want Admission screen to be visible, you should play with Activate event (when user tries to activate Admission and another form is still here, it return back).

Hi Edward,

Thanks for the tip, but if I use the example goApp.Doform() to call up my form from my formset. The thing is that it call my form and once the form is shown, it continues with the rest of the code that's after the command goApp.Doform, after the rest of code done than comes back to my called form and I see it if Always on Top is true or else it sit in the back! What am I missing?

Thanks again,
Yves