I see. I'll take your word for it :)

>Thank you John. However the problem with wontop() and _screen.activeform occur when running code outside of the defined form. Please add the following to myprg:
>
>************
>Add Object cmdSuspend AS commandbutton WITH ;
>caption = "Suspend", ;
>left = 50, ;
>top = 120, ;
>height = 25
>
>Function cmdSuspend.Click
>suspend
>EndFunc
>
>*************
>
>Run myprg, hit the Suspend button, and from the command window enter:
>activate screen
>?wontop()
>?_screen.activeform.name
>
>wontop() will be empty, and _screen.activeform.name will give an error.
>
>Now, change alwaysontop to .f. in myprg and repeat. No problems.
>
>The problem occured in a project I inherited that had several alwaysontop forms, and some code like _screen.activeform.release() in the support class and prgs. There are work arounds, but I was surprised to run into this undocumented feature.