>>>I am opening several forms in my application. Right now, I'm not sure which one I'm closing, which one I'm hiding etc. Can anyone tell me the best method to ensure that I am opening and closing all my forms when I enter and exit them. Imagine my surprise when I look in the background after my program errors off and I still see a form that I KNOW I had a thisform.release() in the click event of the button on that form!
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>>If you are using the native VFP window as your main window, you can play with the following:
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>>FOR i = _SCREEN.FORMCOUNT
>>    _SCREEN.FORMS[i].RELEASE()
>>ENDFOR
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>This will fail in several different ways - some forms will get skipped over, and you'll iterate beyond the end of the list. If you use this logic, iterate downwards from _SCREEN.FORMCOUNT rather than up.

Yes. I was forced to see the module 'exitproc' that we are using and found out that aside from what you've said, we did not use _SCREEN.FORMS[i].RELEASE.

We have this instead:

cCurrentWindow = _SCREEN.FORMS[i].NAME
RELEASE WINDOW (cCurrentWindow)

because using THISFORM.RELEASE OR _SCREEN.FORMS[i].RELEASE does not fire QUERYUNLOAD event which is important one on our Framework. :)