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RETURN .F.

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>>Destroy event will not run. Just in case...
>
>It is an interesting point, and it may be well worth to remember it. However, I want to ask, when do you think that this could cause any problems?

If you do cleanup in the Destroy.
From Unload you can't see the form's properties, from Destroy you can. So if a property contains an alias of a cursor which you create in the Init and you want to close the cursor as the form is released (destroyed) you won't be able to do so with Return .f. in the Init.
All the best.
Kamil