Hi George,

I would rethink this if I were you, what happens when QueryUnload returns .F., then you continue on all honkey dorey. This is what I might do:

local llFailed
for lnX = 1 to _screen.FormCount
   if !_screen.Forms(lnX).QueryUnload()
      llFailed = .T.
      EXIT
   endif
endfor

If !llFailed then close down your forms. This is like a transaction type deal, if one of the forms can't close, none will.