I have this on my KeyPress event

*-- Allow the form to be released when user hits Escape, if
*-- lReleaseOnEsc is .T.
LPARAMETERS nKeyCode, nShiftAltCtrl
IF This.lReleaseOnEsc AND (nKeyCode = 27)
    IF This.QueryUnload()
        This.Release()
    ENDIF
ENDIF
RETURN

 
> I am making a small Form, for the entry of just a couple of items of
> data, but, I want to allow the user to ESCape from the Form by hitting
> the <ESC> key. I tried using the following command:
>     ON KEY LABEL ESC DO Thisform.Unload.Unload()
> 
> But - VFP Yells at me that I can't use "Thisform" Except from 
> within a
> Method.
> 
> So - I'm a little lost. I even just tried to Set ESCAPE ON - and hoping
> that would work, but, of course - no go...
> 
> Any suggestions? I just figured this should be something simple - and I
> MUST be missing a simple answer!
> 
> TIA,
> -K-
> 
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