>What is the proper way to verify if a user wants to quit an application? I have the following in my Destroy event, but I don't know what to do if they answer 'No'.
>
>TIA
>

>Answer=MessageBox("Are you sure you want to quit?",276,"Quit?")
>Do Case
>	Case Answer=6 && Yes
>		Close Tables all
>		Close DataBases All
>		Clear Events
>	Case Answer=7 && No
>		(What do I do here?)
>EndCase
>

Hi Alan,

I wouldn't put it in the Destroy. I have a method, ExitForm, in my form base class that I put code like this. I call it from any place the user can exit the form and/or the QueryUnload event. I return .T. if the user chooses to exit, .F. if not and take the appropriate action. E.g. if fired in the Queryunload, if the user says no, then I issue NODEFAULT in the Queryunload and return .F. There are probably plenty of other schemes in use, but this has worked well for me.

Bill