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newbie question 2
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A VB program ends when all its processes are stopped. You can force it with the End Statement in the same way that you can stop a CD player with a sledgehammer. The End statement just stops - it doesn't do any tidying up, no unload, or query_unload events are fired, so you get no chances to tidy up.
in general just close your open forms, then all your tidy-up and data saves (which you wrote in your query_unload and unload events will get done before the program tidily ends
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in general just close your open forms, then all your tidy-up and data saves (which you wrote in your query_unload and unload events will get done before the program tidily ends
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If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ222-2244 first
'People who live in windowed environments shouldn't cast pointers.'
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