Actually, from a "Windows API" perspective, it doesn't.  From the
Windows perspective, a window gain focus event fires each time the user
clicks anywhere in the window, thus putting focus on it...that includes
clicking on the window title bar, resize buttons, etc.

 

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Hello Michael

why don't you use Window Open? it will give you the same thing as a gain
focus for a window!
 

Shafqat Ayaz

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Is there an event that fires when a Window/Form gains focus?  I would
like to have a Change Fields -> Refresh Table event whenever the user
focuses on the window.

 

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