what you could do is build a new form called "ConfirmExit" with 2 buttons on
it... (i dont know how much you know about vb, but this is the shortcut i
would use rather then typeing all the code myself) first i would make 2
buttons, both set up to close the form... then i'd go back and edit the
properties of the onclick procedure to repeat the
DoCmd.Close
command basicly it will tell it to close the window and then to close the
other window...
make sure to relabel the buttons as yes and no or whatever and type in your
prompt of how you wanna ask "are you sure you want to close"
then all you have to do is make a button on the first form that opens the
ConfirmExit form
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