"WIPUM" - Now we're getting somewhere - I heard the band, DEVO, were techno-geeks before they wipped it up!:-)

>Ok, now I understand your point about the close-button.
>BTW, it should be WIPUM "close". :)
>My newest proposal is to say:
>- The Wipum close button.
>- The Wipum icon.
>
>>>Two sorries:
>>>1 It must be the WPUMI, since it's the WINDOW popup-menu icon. Maybe we should say WIPUMI.
>>>2 If the Close button is disabled, then so is the Close item from the wipumi.
>>>
>>I like words with "WIP" in them - dunno why - but somehow, they're appealing to the lizard behind the membrane?:-).
>>
>>Regarding X-Close - The X-Close can be on, - but if the form is diabled, the X-Close is in acessable, yet - the WIPUMI "close" is available.
>>
>>>>Another advantage of the popup-menu-icon would be in the case where a form is "disabled", thus no X-Close funtionality. In that case, the PUMI (pop-up-menu-icon:-), will offer an alternative method to close the form.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>>>but when I click on the icon in the left-top corner (what the name of that location?)
>>>>>>>>I call it the icon at the top left of the form:-)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>So, instead of left-top it should be top left? :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Unless, of course, the one designating the form icon lives south of the equator. They may be Greenich time-zone implications - sot, in your case, "left-top" may be the accepted form!:-)
>>>>>
>>>>>To be serious :)
>>>>>Here's what I found in the helptext of QueryUnload:
>>>>>
>>>>>The QueryUnload event occurs when CLEAR WINDOWS, RELEASE WINDOWS, or QUIT is executed in code, or when the user double-clicks the window pop-up menu icon or chooses Close from the window pop-up menu on a form.