>>>>Does anyone know how to make a form deny "losing focus" to another form? I tried returning .F. or using NODEFAULT in the Deactivate and/or LostFocus events, but this didn't help! Any ideas?
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>>>>Thx. in advance,
>>>>Gino Miceli
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>>>could you make the form modal? or would your app support that?
>>>also if you're trying to stop the form from unloading you can return false from the query unload event.
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>>That would work, except I'm using a toolbar, so making the form modal would make my toolbar inaccessible. The form stays open when other forms are clicked. Any more ideas? : )
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>What about This.Show() in Form.Deactivate event.


Good idea..unfortunately that has the effect of allowing events to be sent the other form (clicking a button on it, for example), and then returns to the correct form.. I suppose I could use my original method that sets Enabled to FALSE for all other forms on the screen..seems like overkill though