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Hi 

I found the solution myself. Sometimes you just look the wrong way :-)
Last night I remebered, that Ken had written something about forms
talking to forms. I adapted his example to my problem and it works. So
sorry, if I made you spend hours trying to help me. 

On Tue, 02 Mar 1999 21:32:21 GMT, ddschulenospam@cityweb.de (Juergen
Koethnig) wrote:

>Hi 
>
>I thought I kind of understand, but no, I still run into problems. I
>do have a form called form1. By pushing a button a second form is
>opened, lets say form2. Both forms are opened the following way
>
>set procedure to formX.wfm additive
>mformX=new formXForm()
>mformX.open()
>
>X being either 1 or 2.
>
>Now I have two buttons in form2, either just to close form2 and thus
>being back at form1 by saying 
>mform2.close()
>
>or the other button, that I want to use to close both forms at the
>same time as I want to close the whole procedure. So I said
>mform2.close()
>mform1.close()
>but I get the message 'mform1' not defined.
>
>Where is my wrong thinking?
>
>
>Juergen
>
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>


Juergen

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