>>>>>>>i'm not sure but, if you create your menu via quick menu the wizard duplicates the foxpro system menu for you to use as a template. if you run an app., foxpro disable the system menu, hense, if you run the template that foxpro has created for you it will behave the same way. i think....
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>just a thought.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>But all the other quick menu stuff is running fine. It's just that one option.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Michelle
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Michelle,
>>>>>I think that thought is right. It seems you're in a state that you cannot use default "Exit" if you were just using default menu. It might be anything that's preventing an exit. Just for a sample :
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>>>>>Try to change _mfi_quit with a command calling your shutdown routine (with a clear events).
>>>>>Cetin
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>>>>I changed it to just "QUIT" and it works fine. Is there some reason I need to do a CLEAR EVENTS? Will just QUITting corrupt the data or anything?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>
>>>>Michelle
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>>>

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I never experienced a problem with just a "quit" but it doesn't mean it wouldn't cause any problems. An extra line wouldn't harm :)
>>>Cetin
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>>True, but since I can only put one line there, an extra line means writing a program. Since it's only for in-house use, I'll just leave it as is unless someone tells me it's going to do something really bad. :)
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Michelle
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One line ? It could be a procedure. I think leaving it as is would do no harm. OTOH with one line you could call your UDF ExitApp() routine.
>Cetin

I didn't have an "ExitApp" routine. That was the point. But I ended up needing one for something else, so it's a moot point, now.

Thanks,

Michelle