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>>>You are absolutely correct, it is the default action. Hrm. Is there a SET command that will turn that off? I created a completely new grid on my form, and ran the program, and the double click doesn't work. But it worked fine on my test form that was outside of the program. I must have some SET command turned on or off that disables the double clicking on Memo fields.
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>>>Any ideas?
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>>>Thanks!
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>>I don't know of a set command that would disable it. Grid might be a subclassed grid with code controlling it or something like a container in front of it ?
>>Also Ctrl+Home, Ctrl+PgDown or Up open memo window (only set command comes to mind is 'set window of memo to ...'
>>Cetin
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>Cripes. It's not working because the form the grid is on is MODAL. therefore, it can't spawn the window to view the memo...
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>So I've got this *completely* standard grid on a modal form. Just plopped on a grid from from the toolbox onto the form and didn't change any properties or methods. Is there a way to have EVERY column that is generated at runtime by that grid (which will display the current ALIAS()) run the exact same code on the double click event?
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>What I want to do is
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>IF TYPE(This.ControlSource)="M"
> DO FORM VIEWMEMO
>ENDIF
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>(where ViewMemo is a modal form with an edit box on it, that will do nothing but show the data in the memo field). Is there any way to do this?

BTW, the form *has* to remain modal, I can't change that, it would screw all kinds of stuff up.