>>>>>What Ctrl-F problem? Is it losing it's functionality? When that happens to me it usually means that the application is still running in memory, and sometimes it has been due to referencing a menu (system) that doesn't currently exist in memory.
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>>>>Ctrl+F brings immediatelly Save form dialog. Ctrl+W doesn't seem to save. Nobody else experiens similar problems here. I'm thinking about re-installing VFP. What would be your suggestion? I do clear all, clear memory, etc., which doesn't seem to help...
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>>>>CLEAR PROGRAM seemed to help! Thanks a million. Let's hope, it would be enough.
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>>>Nadya,
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>>>What about dangling object references? I have trouble sometimes with an oApp object that does alot of stuff and other developers add stuff to. They seem to always forget to remove the objects from memory when done and this causes odd behaviour.
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>>>Renoir
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>>Hi Renoir,
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>>It didn't work. It worked for one time and now it doesn't work again. I already cleared everything. I'm going to re-install this beast...
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>Nadya,
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>What about Cancel? Is the program still running? Or some aspect of it? What about checking the Data Session from the Window menu option? I've had things not closed though I typed every command imaginable...
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>Renoir

My colleague just told me, what she've seen this weird behavior before. Too bad, I'm already re-installing. Anyway, here is the cause. In the command window I have these lines:

cd ..\batchcntrl
modi proj batchcntrl

I highlight them both and hit enter. Then I experience this weird and very annoying behavior. Seems like VFP bug. Interesting, is it still a problem in VFP7.0? If I do it line by line, this problem did not appear...

This cost me several hours of frustration...