>>Then the code should be:
>>

>>With Thisform
>>     .txtOperator.enabled    = EMPTY(this.Value)
>>     .cboOperators.enabled   = EMPTY(this.Value)
>>     .lValidOp		     = EMPTY(this.Value) OR .nOpCode
>>     .lmEnablePrint()
>>EndWith
>>

>>:o)
>
>Or one line shorter:
>

>With Thisform
>   store empty(this.value) to ;
> .txtOperator.enabled, ;
>     .cboOperators.enabled
>     .lValidOp		     = EMPTY(this.Value) OR .nOpCode
>     .lmEnablePrint()
>EndWith
>

Erm, that example is 1 line longer and, even if you didn't break one line, it's still 6 lines long, same as Boris's.

Mind you, Naomi, I've never known your code examples to be, shall we say, brief :-)

>
>I'm using STORE operator every time I need to assign the same value to more than one variable. Read in some thread it's quicker than = operator and also shortens the code a little bit.

I do too, esp. at initialisations.