Ok, wait window is waiting. Then consider another example:

Let us suppose I have a multiselect listbox on the form and I want to select all and then make a topindex, say to 15:

with thisform.List1
			.setfocus
			.Selected(1) = .t.
			KEYBOARD '{SHIFT+END}{SHIFT+HOME}'

			.TopItemid=15
....

Whether it is not obvious that .TopItemid=15 should go AFTER all items are selected with the keyboard? But it is not, it goes first! (Yes, I know there is another way to select all; it is here just to play with the keyboard command).
So how to force here the .TopItemid=15 go after keyboard command?

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>Hi, Yuri.
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>When WAIT WINDOW command is executed VFP looks for keyboard input or Mouse event to end the command. There're already "hello" in the keyboard buffer. VFP reads "h" and ends WAIT WINDOW command.

>>Perhaps I do not understand it. As in VFP Help for the keyboard comamdn
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>>"The characters remain in the buffer until Visual FoxPro looks for keyboard input.". So when does VFP look for input?
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