Tommy: Like Jan I'm a little confused how you are going about this, because unless you are running your forms AS MDI, I don't know how you can have 10 forms open at once....
How I usually design these things is, like Jan says, to have a form with your variable calendar at the top. Clicking on a date would update a listview (not a scrolling region) on the form that displays all the rows that meet your date criteria. Double-clicking on a row in that listview would bring up the individual edit form for that row. That form will have a pre-defined "save and exit" or a CLOSEWINDOW that would close that individual edit form and return you back to the main form. If you would like a print-screen of the forms that I design to do that, email me privately and I'd be happy to send it to you. Could give you some ideas... Karen > Tommy, > > OK. CLOSEWINDOW works on the current focused form. > If you want close another window you need to give each form a > componentid. > Then from form1 you could close form2 by issuing > CLOSEWINDOW form2componentid. > > I'm not sure that will give you want you want. > > If I had my druthers I would redesign your schedule form probably > something like > form1 contains > Variable calendar to select date > Varable listview to display appointments on selected dates with an eep to > select form2 > > form2 contains > all of the information about the appointment > > Just my thoughts. > > Jan > >
