How are you compiling this class? As an exe? And why do you need quit there? Just comment this line out.

>Hi Naomi,
>One last imposition on you if I may. The following code always throws an OLE error at the QUIT. Even if I don't call the form that pdfpicker can instantiate. Simply instantiating Viewer and closing the form as:
>

>x=createobject('PDFViewer.Viewer')
>x.loadfiles('123456')
>

>
>and then closing the form throws the error. Any thoughts?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Gary
>
>
>

>DEFINE CLASS Viewer as Custom OLEPUBLIC
>	
>PROCEDURE LoadFiles
>   LPARAMETERS tcMemberID as String, tcSourceDir as String
>		
>   LOCAL oForm
>		
>   SET SAFETY OFF
>   _screen.Visible = .F.
>
>   oForm = CREATEOBJECT('PDFPicker', tcMemberID, tcSourceDir)
>   IF TYPE('oForm') = 'O'
>      oForm.Show()
>      READ EVENTS  && Works like a champ, PDFPicker stays visible
>   ENDIF
>		
>   oForm = NULL
>   RELEASE oForm
>   *-- TYPE('oForm') = 'U'
>
>   IF _vfp.StartMode > 0
>      *-- The next line throws the OLE error:
>      *-- "OLE iDispatch exception code 0 from ?: ?..."
>      QUIT
>   ELSE
>      _screen.Visible = .T.
>   ENDIF
>ENDPROC
>
>ENDDEFINE
>

>
>>>Hi Naomi,
>>>The problem definitely is the object ref going out of scope. I was hoping SHOW() or SHOW(1) would stop it, but it doesn't. Setting a form level property works like a champ. Thanks.
>>>
>>>Gary
>>>
>>>
>>
>>You're welcome. You may need to clear the form's reference (set it to NULL) in form's destroy event.