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Unload Event Example
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' This example demonstrates a simple procedure to close a form while querying
' the user with various message boxes. In an actual application, you could
' add calls to general-purpose SUB procedures that emulate the processing of
' the Exit, Save, and Save As menu items on Visual Basic's File menu.
' To try this example:
' 1. Choose New Project from the File menu
' 2. Choose New Form from the File menu to create a form
' 3. Press Alt+F4 to return to the programming environment
' 4. Copy the code example below to the form module
' 5. Press F5 to run the example
SUB Form_Unload (Cancel AS INTEGER)
Msg$ = "Save Data before closing?"
Response% = MSGBOX(Msg$, 3 + 32, "Save Dialog")
SELECT CASE Response%
CASE 2
' Do not allow close.
Cancel = -1
Msg$ = "Command has been canceled."
CASE 6
' Enter code to save data here.
Msg$ = "Data saved."
CASE 7
Msg$ = "Data not saved."
END SELECT
MSGBOX Msg$, 0, "Confirm"
END SUB