I found the issue - a colleague had added code to our form's base class
for the Vista Aero display issue - on the init:

ACTIVATE WINDOW (THIS.NAME) IN SCREEN NOSHOW

This code was causing forms with similar names to be pulled up in their
opened sequence. I have removed the code for the time being as it was
code put in place in anticipation of our user base going to Vista. Any
suggestions on fixing this code would be appreciated - we have a couple
of ideas:
1. Give each form a randomly generated name
2. have a timer event fired at the end of the init (re)fire the Activate
after the form has initialized (using THISFORM.Activate)
3. Check if VFP SP2 resolves the Vista Aero issue

Kevin


> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Behalf Of Kevin O'Shea
> Sent: Monday, December 24, 2007 11:55 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Forms order in _VFP
>
> No, I did not compare it to _screen.Forms - I have only been using
> _vfp.Forms in the debugger to try to explain/figure out what was
> happening. The real issue is why do my modal forms not stay in order
of
> how they were opened - why are they getting grouped by form name? Why
> has this changed from the previous version of my application? 
>
> (I am still hoping for a quick answer, but I have a feeling there may
> not be one.)
>
> Kevin



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