>>>>Works fine for me. Are you sure you are setting the objref to null in the model form when it is destroyed?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Create a simple form class called modalform in mytest.
>>>>>Add a property called "objref" with Assign method.
>>>>>
>>>>>Create a simple form.
>>>>>Add a command button.
>>>>>
>>>>>In the click event add the following code.
>>>>>
>>>>>oform = NEWOBJECT("modalform", "mytest" )
>>>>>oform.objref = thisform
>>>>>oform.show(1)
>>>>>
>>>>>Now run the form.
>>>>>Click the button.
>>>>>Close the modal form.
>>>>>
>>>>>Now try to close the non-modal form.
>>>>>
>>>>>If you remove the assign method. This works without a problem.
>>>>>
>>>>>The same test works fine in VFP 6.0.
>>>>>
>>>>>Can anyone please verify this bug?
>>>>>
>>>>>Troy
>>>
>>>I've added the following code in the Destroy method.
>>>This.ObjRef = .NULL.
>>>
>>>It still does not work in VFP 7.0.
>>
>>That is strange. I use this technique all the time with vfp7 and have no problems.
>
>From what I'm hearing, this is a known bug. Can you send me an example of code ( all the code ) that you know is working. ( Maybe even include the
creation of forms and classes ).

That would be difficult becasue I was using my framework and would have to include a lot of classes. Except for the framework suff, I followed you excample using a porperty that I knew is set to null in the destroy method.