>Hi Gang.
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>I have 2 form classes.
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>FormA class and FormB class
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>I have FormA instantiated. It has a property called p_module to track any FormB that may be instantiated from FormA.
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>Then, when I press a button on FormA, I instantiate FormB from FormB class....
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>Thisform.p_module = CREATEOBJECT("FormB") ......( where Thisform is FormA ).
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>Then I run the code right after instantiating FormB...
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>

>IF TYPE("Thisform.p_module") = "O"
>	Thisform.p_module.show()
>ENDIF
>

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>Now I can see FormB
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>When FormB is up, I use it to select a value from a table and THEN I want to send it back to the calling FormA (when closing the FormB)
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>Since these are class forms, how can I send the value from FormB back to FormA?
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>
>Thanks!

According to your code, FormA already has a reference to FormB. So FormB do not need anything to send 'back'. FormA can access public PEM on formB. However you'd need a little adjustment in your code:

1) Call formB as a modal form so it waits for it to finish.
Thisform.p_module.show(1)

2) Do not release but just hide formB to let the code continue following show(1) line. Then formB can read whatever it wants from formB (so formB in a sense is not bound to send back a single variable - this works great when you need to collect multiple information from user. ie: startdate,enddate,customer ID etc)

The downside is callers of formB should know its objects (not a blackbox form where you send a parameter and receive a parameter back). Might be acceptable in many cases.
Cetin