>Right, I could do that, and I just may have to. Of course I could bypass BindEvent completely and accomplish my purpose, but then I have to write specific code in each of my classes, or have those classes subclass a class that does. This isn't so much of an issue with my forms, but if I use other peoples form or classes it is more difficult. I guess my question at this point is if binding to a form's destroy event is either A) impossible, or B) impractical.

You can bind to the Destroy event, but the method have to be executed explicitly.
Then, add a comment to the method:

PUBLIC oform1

ACTIVATE WINDOW "debug output"
oform1=NEWOBJECT("baseForm")
oform1.Show(1)

oform1=NEWOBJECT("subclassBaseForm")
oform1.Show(1)

RELEASE oform1
RELEASE WINDOW "debug output"

DEFINE CLASS subclassBaseForm AS baseForm
  
ENDDEFINE

DEFINE CLASS baseForm AS form

	PROCEDURE _destroydelegate
		DEBUGOUT PROGRAM()
	ENDPROC

	PROCEDURE Destroy
		* this comment is just for allow BindEvents to this Event
	ENDPROC

	PROCEDURE Init
		=BINDEVENT(m.this,"Destroy",m.this,"_destroydelegate",1)
	ENDPROC

ENDDEFINE

Fabio