Can I call another form from the destroy event of a form without creating

any problems.

Thanks Jerry

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Jerry Foote wrote on 2011-04-04:

> Can I call another form from the destroy event of a form without

> creating any problems.

>

> Thanks Jerry

>

Jerry,

It would be better to use the UNLOAD event. If the Form you are launching

has its own Error event it may stay active and cause your program to throw a

C0000005 when the called form errors. That is if the called form does not

have an Error event.

Tracy Pearson

PowerChurch Software

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Thanks Tracy

I was not sure what might happen down the road..

I was thinking that the destroy fired after the unload and would be better.

I will use the unload.

Thanks Jerry

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Jerry Foote wrote on 2011-04-04:

> Can I call another form from the destroy event of a form without

> creating any problems.

>

> Thanks Jerry

>

Jerry,

It would be better to use the UNLOAD event. If the Form you are launching

has its own Error event it may stay active and cause your program to throw a

C0000005 when the called form errors. That is if the called form does not

have an Error event.

Tracy Pearson

PowerChurch Software

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