Hi David,

I had similar problem with my touch screen application,
when I double click on one of my button, it will actually
default to my next page button.

I tried to put your code after my button click, but it don't
work, any other way to help or advise me on this area.
Thank in advance

>Rodney,
>
>You should make sure that you set the MousePointer to an hourglass during any long running process to give them some visual cue the machine is busy. I prefer a more proactive progress display though using a progressbar. I also use a class that can be used inside a SCAN that will give the user a prediction of when it'll be finished.
>
>But to solve your problem, code like this will suck up all but one of the mouse clicks, you can put it at the end of the long running code:
>
>

n = inkey( 0.01, "MH" )
>j = 0
>do while ( n > 0 )
>   n = inkey( 0.01, "MH" )
>   j = j + 1
>enddo

>
>
>>Is there a mouse equivalent of CLEAR TYPEAHEAD (CLEAR CLICKAHEAD??)?
>>
>>If not, what is a good way to prevent extra mouse clicks from impatient users from landing them in the remote reaches of the application?