Thanks, Ray, for the info on @Save.

Now, onto my next question:

I've read that the "STOP" command is not recommended, but I'm not sure if there's another way to do what I want. 

I've made "SAVE" and "SAVE - EXIT" buttons for my form (still to come: "SAVE - CONTINUE").  In both cases I want to check to be sure that elements CODE and COMPANY are not blank.  If that's the case then I want to allow saving.  However, if either is blank I want to disallow saving, alert the user, and put him where he belongs to make the correction.  Here's what I've got so far:

/* Saves the record and then Exits */

If @IsBlank(Code)
	{
		NotifyForm(1)
		@MsgBox("Customer Code has not been assigned.","Please click ASSIGN CODE.","")
		  STOP
	}

If @IsBlank(Company)
	{
		NotifyForm(1)
		@MsgBox("Customer Name cannot be blank.","","")
		ThrowFocus(Company)
		STOP
	}

Else FormCommit("")
@Exit 

The "SAVE" button is exactly the same except for @Exit at the end.

Is there a better way to do this?

Ah, that's nice and clean, thank you.

I really need to take the Advanced Programming class.

Is NotifyForm() being set back to 0 anyplace? You may wanna try.

If @IsBlank(Code)
{
 NotifyForm(1)
 @MsgBox("Customer Code has not been assigned.","Please click ASSIGN CODE.","")
}
Else
{
 If @IsBlank(Company)
 {
  NotifyForm(1)
  @MsgBox("Customer Name cannot be blank.","","")
  ThrowFocus(Company)
 }
 Else
 {
  NotifyForm(0)
  FormCommit("")
  @Exit
 }
} 

-Ray

To further weirdify the problem, the above code only advances to the next blank record on the first push, that is after adding data for 1 brand new record.  After that, when adding another record, it stays put like it's supposed to.

New record #1 jumps to new record #2.  New record #2 stays on #2.