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    Reasons why programs don't end

    When I close my MDI form, the program doesn't finish. As far as I can tell all other forms are unloaded and there is no code executing.

    I have used Set FormXXX=Nothing and Unload FormXXX to no avail

    Any ideas??

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    Well ...

    Put an End statement after all is done.

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    isn't that cheating?
    i was worried that something was still running in the background and was wondering what it was

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    Originally posted by plenderj
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    OK I submit

    Thanks

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