Yes but that's not practically different than:

PUBLIC goApp
goApp = createobject('goAppclass')

or just:

goApp = createobject('goAppclass')

if you do that in main entry point.
Cetin

>I find this idea to be interesting. goApp would be a custom class created in your main class library.
>

>PRIVATE goApp
>goApp = createobject('goAppclass')
>goApp.userauthorization = 9
>

>and the value of goApp.userauthorization would be visible from anywhere in the application?
>Is that right?
>
>
>>I don't use any PUBLIC variables. In my Main.prg, I create a PRIVATE var, goApp that is my application object. Anything that needs scope in the entire application is put there as a property, method call, child object, etc.
>>
>>>Thanks Tom -
>>>I only use public variables in 2 instances. The first is when I want a value to be seen by the entire application such as a security value that is referenced by all the controls on all the forms. The second is when I want to pass a value to a report, such as a variable report title, since I haven't found another way to do that. Any thoughts?
>>>- Don
>>>