>>Jerry,
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>>You'll have to copy the array to a form property in Init() but there isn't a very good way to copy the result back.
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>>On my website is a article using an interface object to pass multiple items to a form.
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>>You could also put the array in a temp cursor, bind the form controls to the cursor and select fromt he cursor back to the array.
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>>>My problem is that I can't seen a reference to the passed in array in the form except in the form's INIT().
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>>>After I pass in the array, how can I get to it from another object or method in that form?
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>you could also create the form as an object and make the array a property


I ended up using a parameter object to pass the definitions around. Works great.....