Thank you Bill. Could this be the culprit? In particular the 1st 6 lines
quoted below? If so, must I only exit from the task manager?
===Begin Form1 Load Method
IF _vfp.startmode != 0
SET default TO (JUSTPATH(SYS(16,0)))
ON SHUTDOWN QUIT
ELSE
ON SHUTDOWN CANCEL
ENDIF
SET CLASSLIB TO (LOCFILE("vfpcalendar.vcx"))
SET CLASSLIB TO (LOCFILE("backstyle.vcx")) ADDITIVE
===End Form1 Load Method
================
PabloSr
In a learning adventure
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Bill Arnold
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 11:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Have a Calendar object?
I'd guess it's setting ON SHUTDOWN somewhere. Since you've got the source,
you can set a breakpoint in the debugger for ON SHUTDOWN() to trap the
instruction that's setting it.
Bill
> A word to the wise from the not so wise... ;)
>
> Actually, I just ran the demo (executable), then exited and opened the
> project. Ran the project from the samples main file provided, tried
> each of the uses for the classes as they appear on it's menu, and now
> Quit will not quit VFP. Tried Close all, release all, clear program,
> and none of these allows VFP to quit.
>
> I'm going to leave it as is, in case a good soul has experience with
> this project and give me a hint....:(
>
> Be well!
> ================
> PabloSr
> In a learning adventure
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