I saw these two posts: > Inactive forms should only get frmUpdateEvent, frmCloseEvent, and frmSaveEvent. ... >The Palm OS convention is to have FrmUpdateEvent place the frmUpdateEvent on the >queue. This is carefully done so that when EvtGetEvent returns it, >frmUpdateEvent's form is the active form, which has full access to draw to the screen. I confess, I'm a bit confused by this. It appears that the intent is that only the front form will get a frmUpdateEvent, or at least that only the front form should respond to one. Is that correct? If so, why do any other forms get a frmUpdateEvent while they are not the front form? If they get one, what are they supposed to do with it? Mike Westerfield
