>Hello Alonso,
>
>Is your login form modal? After this form is released, the main program (or the calling program is going to continue. Modal forms do not use a 'READ EVENTS' command.
>
>For example:
>
>

>* pretend main program
>do form loginForm    && loginForm is modal
>read events          && this line is not necessary...and will not get executed
>                     &&     until *after* the modal form has been released
>

>
>It sounds like you want to go 2 possible directions based what the user does in this form. You might need something like this:
>
>

>* pretend main program
>do form loginForm to lSuccess
>if lSuccess
>    do mainMenu
>    read events
>else
>    * end of main program...foxpro will quit here
>endif
>

>
>Use the unload method of loginForm to return a true or false value. I know I'm leaving out a lot of stuff that also goes in your main program.
>
>HTH,

Thanks, Steve.

I forgot to tell that my login form is a class not a form. But your idea worked, instead of

do form loginForm to lSuccess

I used a PUBLIC variable. and everything worked fine.

Thanks to Alexandre and Tommy, too!

Alonso