When I ran into this problem I took all of the procedures from all of my cleanup code snippets and moved them to a separate program. Then I referred to them using the IN clause. For instance for a screen set CUSTMNT.SPR consisting multiple tab screens, I created a program CUSTMNT.PRG. If I had the line DO addcust in the valid snippet of a control button and addcust was a procedure in the cleanup code, I moved the PROCEDURE addcust to CUSTMNT.PRG and changed the valid snippet entry to DO addcust IN custmnt.prg This did it in my case because I had a lot of cleanup code procedures. Greg Low