>>>>I am trying to run a program to close all forms on the screen. However, the following code closes all but the last form.
>>>>
>>>>***
>>>>FOR EACH oform IN _screen.forms
>>>> oform.RELEASE()
>>>>ENDFOR
>>>>***
>>>>
>>>>How can I get all the opened forms to close?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>
>>>Jerryt,
>>>
>>>You need to do it backwards through the collection. If the forms use the QueryUnload method to check to make sure the form can release, you'd need to check the results of that as well:

lnforms = _SCREEN.FormCount
>>>lldone = .T.
>>>DO WHILE lnforms > 0 AND lldone
>>>  lldone = _SCREEN.Form(lnforms).QueryUnload()
>>>  IF lldone
>>>    _SCREEN.Form(lnforms).Release
>>>    lnforms = lnforms - 1
>>>  ENDIF
>>>ENDDO

>>
>>Or, if there is no code in QueryUnload it can be just like this:
>>
>>ln = _screen.formcount
>>FOR i = ln to 1 STEP -1
>>_screen.Forms(i).Release
>>ENDFOR
>
>Yep, that too, but I'd think that if the form were closeable, you'd almost definetly have some code in QueryUnload. Further, and this is a personal observation, if it weren't closeable, I think you'd be straying from the interface guidelines, don't you?

Who needs non-closeable forms? :)