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Mart
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 Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 3:04 pm Post subject: Close form and dispose its variables |
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Might be a simple one but I can’t find a solution just yet.
Lets say that $form2 is started from $form1 using a Call command. When $form2 is closed (with .Close .Dispose or .Hide) all variables used in $form2 are still alive so if you call $form2 again without closing the kix session you get some errors about doubly defined variables.
Is there a way to destroy all variables used on $form2 when $from2 is closed or disposed?
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Oy Mart, long time no text.
I think we can come up with a salution that gets you what you need, Not sure what your working on but I try to make one form the parent and the rest children of the parent. Not knowing what the end goal is it is hard to direct you, can you give me some code your working on or a snipet so i can help you beter?
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Mart
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Oy Benny, sup?
I changed jobs (read: my previous employer stopped all business activities so I was forced to look for a new job) so it has been quiet on the KF battle field for me until now.
What I'm doing is writing a system monitoring application. This can monitor availability, services and free space on the local drives (potentially more if needed). There is a form that is the main application and a second form to add new systems to the list of systems to be monitored.
Have a look at the code below. Click the button on form1, click cancel on form 2 (or the top right X) and click the button on form one again. An error about a doubly defined UDF shows up in the console window when the second form opens.
The main application form needs to work to post it here because it is still in development mode so I made a quick and dirty test first form.
I think it is in the way the second form is started but I'm not completely sure.
Form1 (form1.kix)
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$System = CreateObject("Kixforms.System")
If Not $System
$nul= MessageBox("KiXforms.Net Not Initiated. This Script Will Now Close.","Error",16)
Quit()
EndIf
$nul = $System.Application.EnableVisualStyles
$Form1 = $System.Form()
$Form1.Left = 325
$Form1.StartPosition = 0 ;FormStartPosition_Manual
$Form1.Size = $System.Size(290,292) ;(Width,Height)
$Form1.Text = "Form1"
$Form1.Top = 284
$Button1 = $System.Button()
$Button1.Left = 80
$Button1.Text = "Open form2"
$Button1.Top = 70
$Button1.Click = "OpenForm2()"
$nul = $Form1.Controls.Add($Button1)
$Label1 = $System.Label()
$Label1.BorderStyle = 1 ;FixedSingle
$Label1.Left = 40
$Label1.Text = "Hi, this is the first form"
$Label1.Top = 30
$Label1.Width = 170
$nul = $Form1.Controls.Add($Label1)
$Form1.Show ;Displays the Form
While $Form1.Visible
$Nul = Execute($Form1.DoEvents())
Loop
Exit 0
Function OpenForm2()
Call @SCRIPTDIR + "\new_system.kix"
EndFunction
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Form2 (new_system.kix)
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$System = CreateObject("Kixforms.System")
If Not $System
$nul= MessageBox("KiXforms.Net Not Initiated. This Script Will Now Close.","Error",16)
Quit()
EndIf
$nul = $System.Application.EnableVisualStyles
$Form2 = $System.Form()
$Form2.MaximizeBox = 0 ;False
$Form2.MinimizeBox = 0 ;False
$Form2.StartPosition = 1 ;FormStartPosition_CenterScreen
$Form2.Size = $System.Size(465,334) ;(Width,Height)
$Form2.Text = "New system data..."
$GroupBoxNewSystem = $System.GroupBox()
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Height = 290
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Left = 10
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Text = "System information"
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Top = 10
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Width = 440
$nul = $Form2.Controls.Add($GroupBoxNewSystem)
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem = $System.TextBox()
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Left = 10
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Text = ""
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Top = 50
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem)
$ButtonCancelNewSystem = $System.Button()
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Height = 70
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.ImageAlign = 2 ;Top,Center
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Left = 350
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Text = "Cancel"
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.TextAlign = 512 ;BottomCenter
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Top = 210
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Click = "ButtonCancelNewSystem()"
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ButtonCancelNewSystem)
;$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Image = Button2Image()
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem.Text = "System name"
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem.Top = 30
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelSystemNameNewSystem)
$ButtonSaveNewSystem = $System.Button()
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Height = 70
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.ImageAlign = 2 ;Top,Center
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Left = 260
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Text = "Save"
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.TextAlign = 512 ;BottomCenter
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Top = 210
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Click = "ButtonSaveNewSystem()"
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ButtonSaveNewSystem)
;$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Image = Button1Image()
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem.Text = "IP address"
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem.Top = 80
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelIPAddressNewSystem)
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem = $System.TextBox()
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem.Left = 10
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem.Text = ""
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem.Top = 100
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem)
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem = $System.ComboBox()
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.DropDownWidth = 200
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Left = 230
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Text = ""
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Top = 50
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem)
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystemItem0 = $ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Items.Add("Line1")
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystemItem1 = $ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Items.Add("Line2")
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystemItem2 = $ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Items.Add("Line3")
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem.Left = 230
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem.Text = "System type"
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem.Top = 30
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelSystemTypeNewSystem)
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem.Left = 230
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem.Text = "System role"
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem.Top = 80
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelSystemRoleNewSystem)
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem = $System.ComboBox()
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.DropDownWidth = 200
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Left = 230
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Text = ""
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Top = 100
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem)
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystemItem0 = $ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Items.Add("Line1")
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystemItem1 = $ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Items.Add("Line2")
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystemItem2 = $ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Items.Add("Line3")
$ComboBoxNewSystem = $System.ComboBox()
$ComboBoxNewSystem.DropDownWidth = 200
$ComboBoxNewSystem.Left = 10
$ComboBoxNewSystem.Text = ""
$ComboBoxNewSystem.Top = 250
$ComboBoxNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ComboBoxNewSystem)
$ComboBoxNewSystemItem0 = $ComboBoxNewSystem.Items.Add("Line1")
$ComboBoxNewSystemItem1 = $ComboBoxNewSystem.Items.Add("Line2")
$ComboBoxNewSystemItem2 = $ComboBoxNewSystem.Items.Add("Line3")
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem = $System.ComboBox()
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.DropDownWidth = 200
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Left = 10
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Text = ""
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Top = 200
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ComboBoxCountryNewSystem)
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystemItem0 = $ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Items.Add("Line1")
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystemItem1 = $ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Items.Add("Line2")
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystemItem2 = $ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Items.Add("Line3")
$LabelCountryNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelCountryNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelCountryNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelCountryNewSystem.Text = "Country"
$LabelCountryNewSystem.Top = 180
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelCountryNewSystem)
$LabelOSNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelOSNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelOSNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelOSNewSystem.Text = "Operating system"
$LabelOSNewSystem.Top = 230
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelOSNewSystem)
$LabelSubnetNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelSubnetNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelSubnetNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelSubnetNewSystem.Text = "Subnetmask"
$LabelSubnetNewSystem.Top = 130
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelSubnetNewSystem)
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem = $System.TextBox()
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem.Left = 10
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem.Text = ""
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem.Top = 150
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($TextBoxSubnetNewSystem)
$Form2.Show ;Displays the Form
While $Form2.Visible
$Nul = Execute($Form2.DoEvents())
Loop
Exit 0
Function SaveButtonNewSystem()
If Not Exist( @SCRIPTDIR + "\files\systems\" + $TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Text + ".ini"
$rc = WriteProfileString("file", "section", "value", "data")
Else
$rc = MessageBox("The system " + $TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Text + " already exists.", "Save...", 48)
EndIf
EndFunction
Function ButtonCancelNewSystem()
$form2.Close
EndFunction
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benny69
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Location: Lincoln, Ne
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| Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 5:35 pm Post subject: |
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Let me know if this is what you are looking for?
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$System = CreateObject("Kixforms.System")
If Not $System
$nul = MessageBox("KiXforms.Net Not Initiated. This Script Will Now Close.", "Error", 16)
Quit()
EndIf
$nul = $System.Application.EnableVisualStyles
$Form1 = $System.Form()
$Form1.Left = 325
$Form1.StartPosition = 0 ;FormStartPosition_Manual
$Form1.Size = $System.Size(290, 292) ;(Width,Height)
$Form1.Text = "Form1"
$Form1.Top = 284
$Form1.Closing = "ClosingForm1()" ;Needed to Catch the Closing Events
$Button1 = $System.Button()
$Button1.Left = 80
$Button1.Text = "Open form2"
$Button1.Top = 70
$Button1.Click = "OpenForm2()"
$nul = $Form1.Controls.Add($Button1)
$Label1 = $System.Label()
$Label1.BorderStyle = 1 ;FixedSingle
$Label1.Left = 40
$Label1.Text = "Hi, this is the first form"
$Label1.Top = 30
$Label1.Width = 170
$nul = $Form1.Controls.Add($Label1)
LoadForm2()
$Form1.Show ;Displays the Form
While $Form1.Visible
$Nul = Execute($Form1.DoEvents())
Loop
Exit 0
Function LoadForm2()
$Form2 = $System.Form()
$Form2.MaximizeBox = 0 ;False
$Form2.MinimizeBox = 0 ;False
$Form2.StartPosition = 1 ;FormStartPosition_CenterScreen
$Form2.Size = $System.Size(465, 334) ;(Width,Height)
$Form2.Text = "New system data..."
$Form2.Closing = "ClosingForm2()" ;Needed to Catch the Closing Events
$GroupBoxNewSystem = $System.GroupBox()
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Height = 290
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Left = 10
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Text = "System information"
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Top = 10
$GroupBoxNewSystem.Width = 440
$nul = $Form2.Controls.Add($GroupBoxNewSystem)
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem = $System.TextBox()
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Left = 10
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Text = ""
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Top = 50
$TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem)
$ButtonCancelNewSystem = $System.Button()
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Height = 70
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.ImageAlign = 2 ;Top,Center
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Left = 350
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Text = "Cancel"
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.TextAlign = 512 ;BottomCenter
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Top = 210
$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Click = "ClosingForm2()"
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ButtonCancelNewSystem)
;$ButtonCancelNewSystem.Image = Button2Image()
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem.Text = "System name"
$LabelSystemNameNewSystem.Top = 30
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelSystemNameNewSystem)
$ButtonSaveNewSystem = $System.Button()
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Height = 70
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.ImageAlign = 2 ;Top,Center
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Left = 260
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Text = "Save"
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.TextAlign = 512 ;BottomCenter
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Top = 210
$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Click = "ButtonSaveNewSystem()"
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ButtonSaveNewSystem)
;$ButtonSaveNewSystem.Image = Button1Image()
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem.Text = "IP address"
$LabelIPAddressNewSystem.Top = 80
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelIPAddressNewSystem)
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem = $System.TextBox()
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem.Left = 10
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem.Text = ""
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem.Top = 100
$TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($TextBoxIPAddressNewSystem)
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem = $System.ComboBox()
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.DropDownWidth = 200
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Left = 230
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Text = ""
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Top = 50
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem)
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystemItem0 = $ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Items.Add("Line1")
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystemItem1 = $ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Items.Add("Line2")
$ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystemItem2 = $ComboBoxSystemTypeNewSystem.Items.Add("Line3")
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem.Left = 230
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem.Text = "System type"
$LabelSystemTypeNewSystem.Top = 30
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelSystemTypeNewSystem)
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem.Left = 230
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem.Text = "System role"
$LabelSystemRoleNewSystem.Top = 80
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelSystemRoleNewSystem)
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem = $System.ComboBox()
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.DropDownWidth = 200
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Left = 230
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Text = ""
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Top = 100
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem)
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystemItem0 = $ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Items.Add("Line1")
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystemItem1 = $ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Items.Add("Line2")
$ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystemItem2 = $ComboBoxSystemRoleNewSystem.Items.Add("Line3")
$ComboBoxNewSystem = $System.ComboBox()
$ComboBoxNewSystem.DropDownWidth = 200
$ComboBoxNewSystem.Left = 10
$ComboBoxNewSystem.Text = ""
$ComboBoxNewSystem.Top = 250
$ComboBoxNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ComboBoxNewSystem)
$ComboBoxNewSystemItem0 = $ComboBoxNewSystem.Items.Add("Line1")
$ComboBoxNewSystemItem1 = $ComboBoxNewSystem.Items.Add("Line2")
$ComboBoxNewSystemItem2 = $ComboBoxNewSystem.Items.Add("Line3")
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem = $System.ComboBox()
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.DropDownWidth = 200
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Left = 10
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Text = ""
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Top = 200
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($ComboBoxCountryNewSystem)
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystemItem0 = $ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Items.Add("Line1")
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystemItem1 = $ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Items.Add("Line2")
$ComboBoxCountryNewSystemItem2 = $ComboBoxCountryNewSystem.Items.Add("Line3")
$LabelCountryNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelCountryNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelCountryNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelCountryNewSystem.Text = "Country"
$LabelCountryNewSystem.Top = 180
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelCountryNewSystem)
$LabelOSNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelOSNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelOSNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelOSNewSystem.Text = "Operating system"
$LabelOSNewSystem.Top = 230
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelOSNewSystem)
$LabelSubnetNewSystem = $System.Label()
$LabelSubnetNewSystem.Height = 20
$LabelSubnetNewSystem.Left = 10
$LabelSubnetNewSystem.Text = "Subnetmask"
$LabelSubnetNewSystem.Top = 130
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($LabelSubnetNewSystem)
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem = $System.TextBox()
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem.Left = 10
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem.Text = ""
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem.Top = 150
$TextBoxSubnetNewSystem.Width = 200
$nul = $GroupBoxNewSystem.Controls.Add($TextBoxSubnetNewSystem)
EndFunction
Function OpenForm2()
$Form2.Show ;Displays the Form
EndFunction
Function ButtonSaveNewSystem()
If Not Exist( @SCRIPTDIR + "\files\systems\" + $TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Text + ".ini"
$rc = WriteProfileString("file", "section", "value", "data")
Else
$rc = MessageBox("The system " + $TextBoxSystemnameNewSystem.Text + " already exists.", "Save...", 48)
EndIf
EndFunction
Function ClosingForm1()
If $Form2.Visible =-1
$rc = MessageBox("Warning closing this window will close all windows" + @CRLF + "Do you want to close all windows?", "Warning", 52)
If $rc = 7
$Form1.ClosingEventArgs.Cancel = -1 ;Catches Closing Events and Cancels them
Else
ExitForm()
EndIf
Else
ExitForm()
EndIf
EndFunction
Function ClosingForm2()
$Form2.Hide ;Hides the Form
$Form2.ClosingEventArgs.Cancel = -1 ;Catches Closing Events and Cancels them
EndFunction
Function ExitForm()
Quit()
EndFunction
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Mart
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| Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 8:55 am Post subject: |
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As always this work great. 
Thanks. I never thought of doing it this way.
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