Hi Cetin.
Situtui is as follows:

A user is in on a screen, has entered a lot of data say 20 fields on a form as well as some data. This has taken him 1 hour to do. Its now 5pm and he needs to catch a bus at 5.10. He does not have time to 'save' the form, as he still needs to check out a few things, but he does not want to have to come back and spend another hour entering all the details again.

The data file he has been working on.. no problem I can save that and restore it subsequently.

I was wondering if there is an easy way to save 'all' the other stuff to do with the form.....e.g. Variables, Controls, Objects and the data thats in them. e.g. SaveMyFormStuff(ToMyFormFile)

Then the next morning when he comes in , he goes to that form and clicks a button which woulf RestoreMyFormStuff(ToMyFormFile) and he ends up exactly as he was yesterday at 5pm.

Now I know I could probably strat saving all the fields to a file somewhwre but I was looking for a 'One Command' that would do it.

Regards,

Gerard








>>Hi.
>>I would like to be able to 'Save' a form , with all variables and control values and come back to it subsequently and 'Restore' it.
>>
>>I know I could individually save all object values and varibales to a file but was wondering if there was a One liner to do this, and then to restore it at a later time
>>Someting like:
>>SaveMyForm(MyPlaceHolder) Save objects and form level variables
>>RestoreMyForm(MyPlaceHolder) Restore same
>>
>>
>>regards,
>>Gerard
>
>Would you elaborate.
>Sounded like:
>myForm.hide()
>...
>myForm.Show()
>
>Cetin