>Ok, I tried to create new properties and it recognizes it in all
>my methods and procedures, but I still have a problem, first, what
>I would like to do is send the variable to a form lets say :
>DO oMyForm WITH aMyArray, Where aMyArray is an array,
>Change the dimension of the array inside of the form, assign new
>values to it, and after releasing the form keep the new values in aMyArray,
>make some sense ?. I can't use the unload method because it doesn't
>return arrays, and sometimes I need to change more than one variable
>or array, and I don't want to make aMyArray public.
>I will apreciate any sugestion, thanks in advance.
>P.S. This is driving me nuts.

Luis,

Is oMyForm modal. If it is, then on return the information should
reside in your array.

If oMyForm is not modal, then the question is to whom you would
like the information to be sent. As soon as the form is shown,
your array goes out of scope, and so does the procedure that
called the form, so there is not anyboddy left!

Have you thought of creating a cursor that would contain the
information you would like to exchange between forms. This
does require that you use public data session for your forms,
which excludes multiple instances.

HTH.

Marc