Can we have one universal approach? E.g. I don't want to put multiple checks in the form's code.

I have a Distribution form. This form runs several processes, I want to be able to stop them in any time.

>>You mean something like timer? Daniel Gramunt sent me his new class, which allows to Cancel form. However, in my particular case the form is extremely complicated with a very deep hierarchy.
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>>I think, may be in this particular case I disable escape and then re-enable in Destroy. Though it contradicts with my principle of giving the user most flexibility...
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>No, I meant that if you have access to the source code, you do something like this:
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>* pseudocode
>SET ESCAPE OFF
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>* The following might be loop that repeats many times
>local llInterrupted
>do while ...
>   if (user presses ESCAPE)
>      llInterrupted = .T.
>      exit
>   endif
>   * Do the repetitive process here
>enddo
>if llInterrupted
>   ...
>endif
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