Re: Ooops

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We need to see the code you're trying to use to accomplish this.

A Popup form certainly ***can*** receive focus, but it's subject to the same
rule as any other form.

A form can only receive focus (and subsequently lose focus) if if holds no
controls that can receive focus! In other words, if there's a textbox or a
combobox or a command button on the form, and it's enabled, the form itself
cannot receive focus nor lose focus, so using these events in code won't work.


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