According to Richard Burmeister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Xref: shakazulu.wizzy.com palm-dev-forum:3144 > > > Since it is possible for the user to redefine what the silk-screen buttons > do, another way to exit your app is to use the fact that your event loop > only runs until it sees an event of type appStopEvent. So post that event. > When your app exits, the OS starts the launcher for you.
I used this method, but it goes back to the previous application, which may or may not be the Launcher (OS 3.3). Seems a little confusing. Checking other apps, nobody seems to bother with Exit - just press the Home Silk-screen. It is not overrideable in Preferences, so if you do not take it over, it does what everybody expects. I use the builtin Launcher, + PhlegmHack. I presume custom Launchers take over the Home Silkscreen, meaning the same applies. One less thing to worry about - just make sure your app shuts down after receipt of appStopEvent. Cheers, Andy! -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
