This would be a yes... > If my application does not exit when it receives an > appStopEvent, does that effectively cancel the launch > of the other application?
You can however use your cancel button to force a handeled for the app stop event or just pass it along to terminate... cancel would be handled true ok would be handled false then when your handler is finished either the system handler would act upon the appstop(false) or it would just fetch the next event from the queue(true) > My question is, are there any negative side-effects to ignoring the > appStopEvent? Only whatever caused the event would be ignored... tappin' calc.. Craig Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > When my application receives an appStopEvent, I display an alert that asks > the user if they would like to save the open record before quitting. I've > had requests to add a "Cancel" button so the application does not exit if > the user unintentionally launched another app (for example, by touching the > calculator icon by accident). > > My question is, are there any negative side-effects to ignoring the > appStopEvent? > > Craig Schofield > SONIC innovations > > > -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
