>WITH/ENDWITH is really just a shorthand method to eliminate some typing while you're coding.
>
>Fred,
>
>I believe using WITH/ENDWITH also cuts run time since VFP does not have to constantly reload the object...
>

>this.name = "myObject"
>this.enabled = .T.
>this.visible = .T.
>

>runs slower than
>

>WITH this
>    .name = "myObject"
>    .enabled = .T.
>    .visible = .T.
>ENDWITH
>

>because the object is loaded only once compared to three times in the first example. This difference is not significant with a few calls, but with the thousands in a typical application the difference may be quite substantial.
>
>regards,

That's great news. Anything that's easier to code and is faster to boot is an added bonus!